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Here's a mystery: she wrote romantic novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott |
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-curricular, -sensory, -marital |
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Bonanza, Idaho is now this abandoned type of "town" that faded away after the gold was gone |
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1994: "A cop versus a mad bomber who's rigged a bomb to a bus" |
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Condemning the overthrow of the Queen, I withdrew the treaty to annex these islands, now a state |
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In a Police song about a castaway, Sting approved a "Message In" one of these |
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This sci-fi author made his "Final Odyssey" in 2008, dying at age 90 |
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-culture, -insurgency, -intuitive |
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Rising in our nation's Capital just a few blocks from here, it was once known as Jenkins Hill |
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2010: "Docudrama about the Triple Crown-winning race horse" |
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In 1894 I became the first president to be protected by these men from the Treasury Department |
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On a BBS, short for this "system", your online moderator approves of all messages that follow the rules |
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He also produced stationary sculptures called stabiles |
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On Feb. 3, 1947 a village in this territory bordering Alaska recorded -81.4 F., an all-time low for Canada |
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1953: "Life on a Honolulu Army post just before the Pearl Harbor attack" |
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Eugene H. Peterson approved "The Message", a contemporary version of this, with all 66 books combined into one |
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Awarded a Nobel Prize, this existentialist said he would have given it to fellow Frenchman Andre Malraux |
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-sphere, -rhythm, -degradable |
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Fodor's says that Paris is no longer deserted in this month as was traditionally the case |
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2010: "A ballet dancer goes insane" |
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I sent troops in to quell the 1894 Pullman Railroad strike because it was interrupting the delivery of this |
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The Pope approved his message for this holiday in 2012; it said, "May the risen Christ grant hope to the Middle East" |
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This British journalist was masterful as the longtime host of "Masterpiece Theatre" |
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-activity, -location, -isotope |
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The iconic flag raising on Iwo Jima in 1945 took place on this hill (okay, "mount") |
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1969: "Sam Peckinpah's tale of aging gunmen in 1913 Texas" |
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In 1863 I paid George Benninsky $150 to do this instead of me; it was perfectly legal, & George didn't get killed |
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Marshall McLuhan would approve if you said this "is the message"; it's his most famous quote |
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