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CapitalGainsReport: MWWC Kripto Madenciliği Platformunu Başlattı

CapitalGainsReport: MWWC Kripto Madenciliği Platformunu Başlattı

Pazarlama Dünya Çapında Şirket, (OTCMKTS: MWWC), merakla beklenen Minosis.io kripto madenciliği platformunu resmen başlattı. MWWC, Minosis lansmanının sorunsuz geçmesini sağlamak için birkaç tur kullanıcı testi tamamladı. Platform, kullananların birkaç kripto para madenciliği yapmasına olanak tanır ve MWWC, işlem ücretlerinden elde edilmiş gelirleri elde eder. MWWC GELİR AKIŞLARI Dünya Çapında…

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Yesterday was the birthday of philanthropist and poet Margaret Burnham who was born in Falmouth, Maine in 1903. She attended Waynflete School in Portland and was a graduate of Smith College. During World War II, she was a volunteer driver for the Red Cross. Burnham was a longtime supporter of the Falmouth Memorial Library and other local organizations. She wrote poetry for many years, some of which was published in The State Streeter, the bulletin of the State Street Church. Here's an excerpt from her poem "Revival" published in the June 1986 State Streeter:

Return in love to long familiar things;

The fragrant smoke from birch logs burning bright

When fog crawls overland and hides the sun

So stealthily on August afternoons;

And those small comforts that can weave content.

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In case this rainy dreary Monday is getting you down, maybe this spunky pair of owls will motivate you.

They were drawn by Elizabeth Coatsworth and we found them tucked within her 1911 copy of The Seminaria, her senior yearbook from The Buffalo Seminary.

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Yesterday was Siri Beckman's birthday. The Stonington artist wrote and illustrated a children's book about her dog Blackberry, which we think is one of the cutest dog pictures around. Beckman has contributed her beautiful woodcuts to quite a few MWWC books including Kate Barnes' Crossing the Field, and Speaking of New England: The Place and Her People - 72 poems by 56 of Her Poets.

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In honor of National Women's Day, and the Women's Strike, we're highlighting material from Anne Hazelwood-Brady's collection. She was one of the organizers for the August 26, 1970 Women's Strike. A bulletin outlines events planned across the nation. Here is a selection:

BOSTON - A "Sail In" to Nantucket on an historic caravan starting from Ann Hutchinson's statue in Boston Commons.

CHICAGO - Posters alerting women will say "Worry Your Pretty Head."

CORTLAND - Women at the State University of New York are having a freedom trash can.

NATIONWIDE - In every state where abortion laws have not been repealed, there will be demonstrations.

That sounded like a good day to us.

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Today is the 125th birthday of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Here's an excerpt of a letter she wrote her sister, Norma, from Paris in 1921:

Dear Hunk, Whatever you ever have done or ever will do to me, I will forgive, for the sake of that letter about the party given on my birthday, which you and Chas concocted together. I never in my life read anything so funny. I nearly had convulsions over it. I howled and yelled over it. I made such a noise that I fully expected to get put out of the hotel immediately after luncheon."

Hopefully this Saturday's birthday event for Millay at the Farnsworth will be as much of a hoot!

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The Monhegan Ice Pond by Alta Ashley is a delightful and beautiful little book in our collection that, after this morning's treacherous conditions, helps restore ice's good name. The book offers a history of the pond, and a detailed description of the last ice cutting in 1967 on Monhegan Island performed by the Crystal Ice Company.

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