Crossword Clue List From Daily Page
A compact list of crossword clues across and down with definitions and wordplay hints. Includes entries for amateurs silly trumpeter perch Worsted yarn common suffix one of Seven Dwarfs man s nickname delicious colleq covers with turf boss on dagger poker stake dough renounce Hindu meal Cupid Bern river kind early Spanish general by oneself metal tag submerges and related down clues such as duration to St Ives American warbler Palestine plain street a daybreak arrow poison declare for score light beds extinct bird neat ness Alaska station abbr past as regards the mind sack single unit reach scrutinize borders Arab wraps Eve s son price printer s need paid notice and more.
Cryptoquote sample decodes a famous line
The daily cryptogram explains substitution clues with letters mapping to a quotation. It notes that yesterday’s quote claimed that being poor and independent is nearly impossible, attributed to William. The feature is from a syndicated column.
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Axydlbaaxe
Longfellow
William
The Sound of Music Thrills Anderson Audiences
Patrons praised the Broadway style production as a grand evening with wonderful music singing acting and casting. Sertoma clubs are lauded for presenting top stage stars and supporting local cultural entertainment in Anderson. Joseph Lewis musical director is noted as the son of a national tile company VP with his mother in attendance.
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Sertoma Club
Anderson
Sertomans
Broadway Theatre League
Sound of Music
Joseph Lewis
National Tile Mfg
R. H. Alexander
Ja Sertoma Club
Judge rules strict will terms allow Ed to inherit
In a courtroom dispute over a will, George must keep the name Ed to inherit real estate. The court found the giver could attach strict conditions and that obedience in form did not equal substance, thus George is not entitled to the property if he fails to meet the named condition. State laws vary.
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Wilson
George
Understanding hostile feelings in a parent child exchange
A mother helps a son process anger toward his sister Ann. The boy admits a wish to hurt her. the mother identifies his hate and frames steps to address the hostility. The exchange underscores acknowledging emotions as the first step to resolving conflict.
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Ann
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
Women can frame the eye with brows using tweezing and selective makeup. Remove stray hairs then apply a brown pencil or blend with finger, aiming for a natural line. Maintain natural shape but lift ends if needed, watch thinning with age, and consult a physician if brows thin suddenly. Send SASE for leaflet No. 50.
Greener Thumbs Resting Period For House Plants
House plants enter a nearly dormant phase in short dark winter days. Water and feed sparingly until spring. New growth signals when to resume regular attention and care.
Household Scrapbook Dust Prevention and Wood Care Tips
Dust catcher method for drilling into walls uses a cardboard box taped under the hole with masking tape. For removing fingerprint marks on mahogany, wipe with hot vinegar and water, then polish to dry. Black felt care uses cold tea with a touch of ammonia.
Problem A Day rope puzzle solution
A 3 foot piece A and C equals A plus B, with B being 3 feet and percent four of C. C equals A plus B, leading to C 8 feet, B 5 feet, total original rope 16 feet. The reasoning states A 3 feet, C 8 feet, B 5 feet.
Strange Washington Bureaucracy and Sly Letter Mixup
A Californian, hired in San Francisco after meeting the agency head, works three months in Washington until a forwarded denial letter arrives stating he lacks qualifications. The twist: the letter is signed by him. The item blends anecdotes from Jay Ward and Art Linkletter with Cerf’s 1962 column tone.
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Washington
San Francisco
Art Linkletter
Robinson Caruso
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Dear Helen Letters Show Teens Debating Makeup
A trio of readers discuss makeup age norms in Dear Helen. A 13 year old rejects everyday cosmetics while a 19 year old urges restraint and a 16 year old shares family burdens and school commitment. The column invites teen readers to think before acting.
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Helen
Send Your Problem to Helen Erskine
Instructions to address a problem to Helen Erskine at The Anderson Herald via The Bell Syndicate Inc. in New York with a self addressed stamped envelope for a reply.
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Helen Erskine
Anderson Herald
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
W. 43Rd St
New York
N. Y
Hooded inlets and pipe drops aid soil erosion control
USDA Soil Conservation Service approves low cost metal culvert structures to control water entering open ditches. Hooded inlets and pipe drop inlets ship from factory and fit each site, handling a 6 inch rain in 24 hours. Three structures exist in Madison County at Doyte Dyson farm Boone Township and Wilbur Pierce and Melvin King farms Duck Creek Township. The Madison County ASCS and Soil Conservation Service approve ACP cost share payment, with engineering data supplied by the SCS.
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United States Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
Madison County
Doyte Dyson
Boone Township
Wilbur Pierce
Melvin King
Duck Creek
Madison County Ascs
The
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
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Daily Crossword
Bern River
Kind
Oneself
Sherlock Holmes
St. Ives
American Warbler
Palestine Plain
Street
Neatness
Alaskan River
Eve
UAO Tedluelodrt
Ive Kine Features Syndicate Inc
Walt Disney
SCAMP
BY Ward Greene
Tweekie
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Kerry Drake
BY Alfred and
Riola
Archie
Bob Montana
Joe Palooka
Joe
Ham Fisher
Nadine
Chuck
Knobby’s Restaurant
Susan
Joannie
Buddy
Ni Ann
Lil’ Abner
BY AL Capp
Joo
Mary Worth
Miller
Ted
Sir Lee
Judy
Tom
BY Ben Allen
Albert
Buz Sawyer
BY Roy Crane
Buz
Cuban
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Josephine Lowman
Coca-Cola
By Bennett Cerf
Jay Ward
Rnes
Bishops Palace
Liege
Belgum
Atwell Martin
UPI
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