Reader's Courtroom Ends Reward Dispute In Wardrobe
In Bernard, two burglars fled after a warehouse hit but were later arrested thanks to an onlooker nicknamed Old Charlie who claimed a reward. The owner argued the offer was public, not for the victim, while Charlie asserted the clause simply required catching the culprits.
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Poice
Charlie
Problem A Day row speed up stream puzzle
Tom can row eight miles an hour in still water. With a five mph stream, upstream speed is three mph and downstream thirteen mph. The four hour round trip requires solving distance so that time upstream plus time downstream equals four hours. The solution combines rate and time to find the distance.
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Tom
DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE INSTRUCTION AND SAMPLE ANSWER
Cryptogram puzzle text explains mapping letters to reveal hidden quotes. It includes a sample solution and hints about substitution, with yesterday's quote about a bouillabaisse style broth and a note about King Features Syndicate.
Probation officer cautions teens on crowd ties and cars
Selma Crawford visits Enid and Joyce, praising caution about a fast crowd linked to Dot Derringer and second hand cars. She warns against Dot’s influence and urges saving money and sticking with family to avoid trouble.
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Dot
Templar
Selma
Crawford
Joyce
Miss Crawford
Dot Derringer
Record Box Night Revelations and Alibi Tangles
Joyce confronts Enid and Dot over an alibi plot as Hank plans a hotel meeting with Enid while Gus the detective shadows their home. Tension rises at Joyce’s Record Box as accusations fly and a fragile plan to pin events on a late visitor unfolds.
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Marty
Van
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Gus
Gus Drosky
Try and Stop Me Night Club Parody Exchange
A comic dialogue set in a New York nightclub scene features a beautiful blonde and her escort discussing a diamond bracelet while a publicist and Walter Pidgeon are referenced. The piece riffs on vanity and pretension with playful hints of "hush money" and satire from 1958.
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Pidgeon
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Household Scrapbook Paint Brushes and Cork Care Tips
Household tips describe cleaning dried brushes by soaking overnight in washing soda solution then washing with soap. Gravy tips advise wringing cloth and straining cooking liquid to remove grease. Corks are treated by soaking in oil to become water and air tight.
How to Prevent Yellowing White Woodwork and More
Cleaning tips for white woodwork include using white soap or turpentine with a soft cloth and polishing. Nails or screws can be eased by dipping in oil or rubbing with soap. For linen iced tea stains use Javelle water then boil water. A hippopotamus in a zoo requires constant dental care despite its siesta rituals.
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