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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
10
Instructions describe building a shoe polishing kit stand with a wooden case, top, bottom, sides, and a footrest. Includes cutting sizes, rabbets, grooves, assembly steps, fasteners, and finishing with stain and varnish. Names and places are not provided.
Puzzle text asks to take letters from words to spell an animal name. The phrase appears garbled with letter hints like fret pant second ord third word and yields a well known animal. The readable bits suggest a playful word puzzle from a newspaper’s puzzles section.
George and Charlie explore Smugglers Cave at Gallston by the Sea hoping to find treasure. A sudden flood traps them until Dick, their friend, rescues them and brings them home for supper. The adventure begins after the boys secretly plan a treasure hunt during a summer stay with their aunt.
A nearly forgotten recipe describes making popovers in hot muffin rings with milk flour eggs and salt. The prose then shifts to a campfire moment where Mrs. Dick is praised for the dish as young explorers debate treasure hunting and promise to quit adventures.
The piece explains mackerel habitats from deep blue seas to annual Atlantic coast visits. It notes vast schooling behavior, fast swimming, and dangers from predators. It details spawning, egg counts, and large annual Massachusetts catches reaching millions of pounds in 1900.
A playful verse describes a child asking endless Why questions at all hours. The speaker notes the persistent chorus of why and wonders if the child will outgrow it or if the parent will echo the questions in return.
The readable lines describe leaves turning colors as summer ends and prepares for winter. The piece presents a riddle with clues like THREE SLANTING ANIMALS and words such as CAT HOG ANTELOPE. It hints at a wordplay solution using animal names and related terms.
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