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Anna E. Gage
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CANTON - Anna E. (Withington) Gage, 88, of Derry, N.H., formerly
of Canton and Pembroke, died Saturday at Braintree Landing Nursing
Home after a brief illness.
Mrs. Gage was a former inspector for Western Electric in North
Andover.
Born and raised in Canton, she attended Canton schools. An avid
baseball fan, she enjoyed the Red Sox, and camping.
Wife of the late Albert J. Gage, she is survived by six sons, John
A. Gage of East Hampstead...
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Anna E. Gage
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; CANTON - Anna E. (Withington) Gage, 88, of Derry, N.H., formerly of Canton and Pembroke, died Saturday at Braintree Landing Nursing Home after a brief illness. Mrs. Gage was a former inspector for Western Electric in North Andover. Born and raised in Canton, she attended Canton schools. An avid
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Gage hopes to make most of latest chance.(Sports)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Bob LeGere Daily Herald Sports Writer Justin Gage's roller-coaster ride of a season is on the upswing again, as he gets another chance to prove he belongs in the Bears' starting lineup. The three-year veteran started the first three games of the season, but his performance was underwhelming
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Gage takes positive approach Downers South star remains a big part of Mustangs despite season- ending injury
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... but had no idea he could have torn his ACL. An MRI the following Monday revealed good news and bad. The bad was, obviously, that his ACL was torn, but the good news was that the MCL was intact. Still, thoughts of his football career being over, at least ...
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Pinkell sees comparisons between Gage and Randy Moss.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; MEXICO, Mo. _ Twice in four days, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel has used the names of Randy Moss and Justin Gage in the same sentence. Although Moss is the dominating receiver in the NFL and Gage simply a dominating receiver on a Tigers football team coming off a 3-8 season, the implications are
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Excluded from Suffrage History: Matilda Joslyn Gage, Nineteenth-century Feminist.(Book Review)
Women's Studies in Communication
; By Leila R. Brammer. Westport, Connecticut, 2000; Greenwood Press, pp. xi + 136. Hardcover US$58.00. Matilda Joslyn Gage was considered one of the more radical nineteenth-century suffragists due to her passionate dislike for the church and her fervent belief that women had a natural right to true
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Neurological Notes: What Gage's accident did to his brain
The Independent - London
; IN THE summer of 1848, the Rutland and Burlington Railroad was blasting through rocky terrain to lay a new line across Vermont. Phineas Gage was the foreman of the leading gang, and as such he supervised the numerous controlled explosions that were being made to level the ground. He was perfectly
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Gage, Wade make impact at wideout.(Sports)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Kent McDill Daily Herald Sports Writer Justin Gage was inactive the first five weeks of his first NFL season. Bobby Wade dropped a punt in the first game of the season, then found himself benched for four weeks. But both of the Bears' rookie wide receivers played Sunday against Detroit and
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Gage climbing the ladder Coaches impressed by WR's athleticism.(Sports)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Bob LeGere Daily Herald Sports Writer Based on early practices, it already appears that Justin Gage may be quarterback Rex Grossman's go-to guy. That may seem a little unusual, considering Gage isn't even a starter, but that could change before long. Four-year veteran David Terrell needs to
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What happened to Phineas? (Phineas Gage, historical case of a hole through the brain causing a personality change) (special issue: 1994 - the Year in Science)
Discover
; Attend the tale of Phineas Gage. Honest, well liked by friends and fellow workers on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, Gage was a young man of exemplary character and promise until one day in September 1848. While tamping down the blasting powder for a dynamite charge, Gage inadvertently sparked
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Elizabeth Gage's Jewelry Has Classic Look
Chicago Sun-Times
; She designs for Princess Diana. She designs for les grandes dames of international society. And not only does goldsmith Elizabeth Gage create pieces that are works of art, she also infuses a touch of history into each piece. Known for her use of unique stones and one-of-a-kind settings, the British
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