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In Volume II Issue 5
- The Tallest Trick in the Book
Chrysler’s spire tops all - Brits Kick Priests Out of New England
Jesuit missionaries too friendly with the natives, says England - Strike!
“Mill Girls” protest wage decrease - The Roving Reporter
Word on the Street – Texas Wants In - Report from Roanoke
Who are these people? - Election Contention
Congress says “No!” to a Louisiana vote - Marvelous Marbles
A Colonial Game
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