Spices and herbs through ages in world history
Fragmented notes recount ancient uses of spices and herbs from 50,000 BC myths to 400 CE and beyond. Mentions salad of sage, laurel crowns, pepper gates, and Mediterranean trade routes. Includes a local classified snippet about plywood stock and a reader’s Q&A on pests and home remedies.
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Rousseau
Min
Joseph
Israel
Egypt
Thebes
Sheba
Satomon
Hippocrates
Halit
Java
China
Rome
Alexandria
Nedterranina
Alexandris
Englaiit
Plywood
Vancouver, Wash
Vancouver Plywood Co
Skelly Oil, Co
Tulsa
Okla
Slihart
Ind
Try and Stop Me Abe Martin wit and Kin Hubbard quips
A playful sketch recalls Kin Hubbard creator of Abe Martin and his famous quips. The column notes Hubbard’s wit in a Hoosier voice with quips about chairs, courtship, roach powder, and a courteous restaurant scene.
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Kin Hubbard
Abe Martin
Bugsyan
Baldwi
Paint dealer sells to three customers ending with none
A dealer starts with an unknown number of paint gallons and sells to three customers. The first buys one percent of the stock plus four gallons, the second buys four times the remaining plus four gallons, and the third buys one half of the remaining plus a half gallon, leaving none. The puzzle yields an original total of seven gallons.
Points for Parents Mather and Maller clash over image
The exchange shows a parent scolding a daughter for her appearance and behavior. Mather’s harsh remark sparks a mirror test as Térivage notes parental criticism can reveal personal identity and expectations. The fragment hints at evaluation of parental influence on self-image.
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Maller
Térivage Selle
PALLY CRYPTOQUOTE WORKS AT LONGFELLOW
The puzzle text describes a cryptogram activity with one letter per symbol and hints on solving. It mentions names like LONGFELLOW and VIrginie Talaly and references a cryptographic quotation. The fragment lists cryptogram clues and example mappings for letters and words. It also includes a sample line about "TRAVEL SAFE AND NOT UNPLEASANTLY" and a long, garbled set of related terms.
Astrological Forecast From Sid OMARR for the Signs
Readers receive a yearly style of guidance with Aries through Pisces notes. The forecast highlights imagination optimism independence and practical study, urging belief spread influence and constructive mindsets. ItPromotes OMARR booklet orders and credits a romantic note for Capricorn while urging recognition of personal talents.
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ARIES
Dru
Heart OF
Taurus
Gemini
VIRGO
LIERA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Dee
Aquarius
CAPRI
Sidney Omarr
Omarr
Grand Central Station
New York
Dear MRS Sensing senility fears and aging care
Dear MKS asks how to handle a husband’s elderly father living with them and fears senility. Dr Joyce Brothers notes fear and frustration drive aging decline, outlines three stress groups including deterioration, retirement loss of status, and loss of friends, and suggests confidence, engagement, and appearance as remedies.
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Mks, J
David D. Stonecypher Jr
Slunecypiler
Imost
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Unicn One
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Pally Cryptoquote
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