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1. cinemamonolith.wordpress.com › zz-reviews › wildWild Riders | Cinema Monolith

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   Released on September 8, 1971 Rated R 91 minutes. Directed by Richard Kanter. Written by Richard Kanter, from a story by Sal Comstock. Cast: Arell Blanton, Alex Rocco, Elizabeth Knowles, Sherry Bain, Jax Carroll, Steve Vincent, Bill Collins, Ted Hayden, Ray Galvin, Diana Jones, Linda Johanesen, Frank Charolla, Ray Galvin, Dirty Denny.

2. www.ilmessaggero.it › en › sal_da_vinci_a_journeySal Da Vinci: A Journey Through Music and Personal Life

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   3 days ago · Sal Da Vinci, guest today at La Volta Buona, the Rai 1 program hosted by Caterina Balivo. ... Private life: wife, children, and grandchildren "It was July 4, 1984, and I kissed my wife Paola for ...

3. www.michiganedjustice.org › school-board-candidatesWine , Ralph - Comstock Public Schools Board

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   K-12 Comstock Public Schools graduate 1980 2nd generation of CPS. My children were 3rd generation 2002/05 my step granddaughter is4th generation 2024. Denver Auto and Diesel college graduate1981. Auto Technician for 32 year 17 years self employed. Jac's Auto Repair Kalamazoo Michigan. Semi OWNER Operator since 2016. Again self employed Wine ...

4. www.msn.com › en-us › entertainmentReview: Oz continues to underestimate Sofia in The Penguin ...

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   The Penguin Episode 6 review, “Gold Summit”: Sal wants revenge It’s normal to want revenge on someone when they’ve hurt you. Sal wants revenge on Oz for the murders of his wife and son ...

5. lithub.com › the-life-and-times-of-a-true-americanThe Life and Times of a True American Moral Hysteric

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   After the war, Comstock found a sales job at a dry goods store in New York, bought a house in Brooklyn, and married Margaret Hamilton, a minister’s daughter who was ten years older. They had one child, a daughter who died soon after her birth. Comstock found solace in a new crusade.

6. www.reddit.com › r › Bioshock[MAJOR SPOILERS] Something tragic I noticed about Lady Comstock

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   Anna was already an infant when she was introduced to the Comstock universe. Lady Comstock was killed because she could prove that the child wasn't naturally hers. The one-week pregnancy was another form of propaganda by Comstock to prove that his daughter was a miracle and thus should be worshiped.

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   Where did Comstock go to buy a book?

   • Comstock went to the bookstore where his friend made his purchases, bought some illicit reading material, and returned with a police captain who arrested the dealer. Newspapers picked up the story of the valiant dry goods salesman.

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   Why was Comstock criticized?

   • Judges found Comstock’s cases specious. Publishers and theatrical promoters welcomed his condemnations because they invariably translated into higher sales of tickets and books. The Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw coined the word “Comstockery” to describe the postal inspector’s inability to distinguish between art and smut.

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   How many obscene and immoral items was seized by Comstock?

   • Within a year, Comstock seized more than twelve tons of offensive literature, and 200,000 salacious items including photographs, rings, knives, song-lyric sheets, playing cards, and what he referred to as “obscene and immoral rubber articles.”

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   Was Comstock violating the sanctity of mail?

   • Others insisted that Comstock was violating the sanctity of the mail by sending letters under false names to entrap people and opening packages that weren’t addressed to him.

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   What did Heywood say about Comstock?

   • Heywood also lambasted Comstock, calling him “a religion-monomaniac” and advocating the repeal of the Comstock law, which he called “the National Gag-Law.” Cupid’s Yokes was no fun to read and probably would have been quickly forgotten if it hadn’t attracted the interest of Comstock himself.

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   How did Comstock find solace in a new crusade?

   • Comstock found solace in a new crusade. As Comstock told it, a fellow employee at the dry goods store became afflicted with a sexually transmitted disease after developing an interest in erotic literature.

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8. academic.oup.com › cornell-scholarship-online › bookIV Anna Botsford Comstock—Childhood and Girlhood

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   His wife, Polly Foote Botsford, was a {direct} descendant of Nathaniel Foote, who settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut, in 1640. My maternal grandfather, Job Irish, and his wife, Anna Southard Irish, had moved with their family, also by ox teams, from Danby, Vermont, to Collins, Erie County, {at an earlier period, probably} about 1815.