A Most Unusual Christmas Soirée By Katina Pontikeskatcpon@yahoo.com I love murder! Not of actual people of course, but the stories of actual people offing one another fascinates the hell out of me. Obsessions such as this call in the powers of the universe. Do you want me to make a believer out of you? […]
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Tricks Of Memory By Judy Dykstra-Brown I remember Sanderson’s store, with most of the items behind the counter that ran from the front door way back to the back wall of the store and the “grabber” on a long handle that Jeff and Tet Sanderson used to remove things from tall shelves. I remember
Ancient Warfare In Mexico By Ralph Graves The ancient Aztecs made many enemies both during and after the long migration from their original homeland to the founding of the capital city, Mexico Tenochtitlan. They waged war to train warriors to defend the newly-won empire, to gain reputation and wealth, and to assure their slain warriors
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Our Great Heart when we hear of those who do not recognize the face they hate as their own then we must hold them we must hold ourselves we must hold each other we must have a Great Heart a heart greater than the fear there are so many stories past telling so much
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Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez Forget the Facts, Print the Legend! Back in the Old West, there was a shibboleth espoused by many frontier newspaper editors which went: If the facts get in the way of a legend, print the legend, anyway! So with that disclaimer, the story goes like this … Just after
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Carlota, Mexico’s Lost Empress By Morgan Bedford (From the Ojo Archives) She had many names and titles, but the one that has gone down in history was Carlota, Empress of Mexico. The only daughter of Leopold I of Belgium and Louise, Princess of Orleans, Carlota was born near Brussels on June 7, 1840. In
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The Queen Of Iceland By Judy Dykstra-Brown Pete didn’t even come into the kitchen. He just bounded right down the steps and out the front door like he had mornings for the past month, calling back at the last possible minute, “I’m late. I’ll grab breakfast on the run. See you tonight!” He’d been
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