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From 1843 to 1988 it had the Knickerbocker News; it still has the Times Union |
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This old word for a British soldier dates to the early 17th century |
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The higher the karat weight, the higher the gold purity, ranging up to this number meaning pure gold |
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In 1980 Blondie told us, this "is high but I'm holdin' on" |
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Frida Kahlo, so nice he wed her twice |
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It was a "red letter" day for this author in 1846 as he became surveyor of the custom house in Salem, Mass. |
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It's just another day in paradise for its Star-Advertiser; is it gonna be 82 & sunny...again? Probably |
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A type of mushroom, or a breaking wave |
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Reflecting its name in Latin, this is the chemical symbol for gold |
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It's the style of guitar playing heard here |
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Don't cry for Maria Eva Duarte |
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In 2018 Celeste Ng was hot on the bestseller list with "Little" these "Everywhere" |
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This city's Star provides the local angle on Andrew Luck's shoulder & other body parts, too |
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A Steinbeck character whose stomach hurts when he gets an unwanted telegram calls himself "a cowardly" this |
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To protect the nation's gold reserves, in the 1930s the U.S. bullion depository opened at this site |
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Tom Petty took us on a journey "into" here, "under them skies of blue" |
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Harriet Amelia Folsom, wife no. 25, according to the Salt Lake Tribune |
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The title boy hits a foul ball that kills his friend's mom in "A Prayer for Owen Meany" by this novelist |
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This city's Independent Record covers the big sky & we'd read the Handbasket if it existed, just for the name |
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It means "eloquent", not "having a precious metallic body part" |
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The last time Olympic gold medals were made of solid gold was in 1912 at the games in this Scandinavian city |
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It's the style of piano playing heard here |
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Betty Shabazz, a one time registered nurse |
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On PBS, this family "in Corfu" depicts the youth of 2 authors, novelist Lawrence & nature writer Gerald |
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The Register has the news in this city, home to Drake University |
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It's buying enough stock in a company to threaten a takeover, forcing owners to buy it back at a higher price |
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The gold artifact seen here is called the mask of this king, who led the Greek forces against Troy |
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On a Wilson Pickett classic, it sounds like the backup singers are saying the name of this astronaut |
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Pompeia, who married him in 67 B.C. & must be above suspicion |
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Though not into big government, she did take social security payments & medicare benefits under the name Ann O'Connor |
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