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The correct date that this took place was july 7th 1947 meany people had rang the local sheriffs office and radio station to report what they described as a silver disc. wreckage seems to have been scattered over a very wide area of 125 miles from where the disc came down. the first person to discover the crashed debris was a rancher named w. braze.— The Book Of THoTH, Popular Articles from The Archive Category - Ordo Templi Orientis
Strangely enough, polishing the silver is another favorite with my kids.
This silver was admirably represented by chips and sticks Dick and Marjorie had secured their booty and were carefully sneaking away when King awoke, and with a howl pounced upon Kitty, who was still industriously stealing silver This, of course, was part of the game, and Dick and Midget wrung their hands in despair as they saw their daughter forcibly detained by the master of the house Then Gladys and Dorothy were awakened by the noise, and added their frightened screams to the general hullaballoo Kitty was bound hand and foot in the very dining-room where the silver had been, and King went valiantly out to hunt the other marauders.— Marjorie's Busy Days
They were chiefly Italian coins, some five-franc pieces, a silver medallion inclosing a little image of his patron saint--San Giacomo--one solid English guinea, and two or three pounds' worth in English silver.— The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851
Aunt Elizabeth had nothing to say against, only this one pound, three shillings Well, the cook couldn't help that; she wasn't one to let a penny out of her fingers where it shouldn't go So the morning hummed along; luncheon-time came, the silver was all cleaned, the stockings changed, and there was roast chicken.— The Captives

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