Nosey the Pork Bandit Case at the Daily Gazette
Nosey a Daily Gazette editor and self styled nose for clues pursues a running Pork Bandit mystery. A visitor delivers a note predicting next theft while Dermie the cat eyes the empty plate as Nosey plots a lead to crack the crime. The culprit turns out to be a betrayed partner seeking restitution.
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Napoleon
Nosey
Tillie
Daily Gazette
Dermie
Naser
Nesey
Park
Mr. Collins
Sore Butcher
Illie
Tast 80Th Street
Defmie
Nasey
Derwie
Pork Bandit
Noser
Dermis
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle clues across and down list many items with varied answers from toes to tides and names across 11 760 yards to the edge of a pill and notes in the chromatic scale. Entries include Greece Persian pact Ireland and other terms clues hint at a wide range of dictionary words and proper nouns.
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Thailand
Isinglass
New Caledonia
Pereteller
Ireland
CrosSword of Clues in A Puzzle Text
A cryptic puzzle lists clues and answers across numbers from 5 to 66. It appears as a crossword style query with entries like compass point and Babylonian deity, suggesting a themed wordplay or puzzle page fragment from a newspaper.
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Qley Collins
Napoleon
Turkey Steaks From Surplus Turkeys Offered Daily
North Carolina leads in handling surplus turkey crops. Near Burgaw, quick frozen turkeys are processed into steaks offering good returns. Four pounds of turkey stew and twenty pounds of turkey steaks are shown, with products individually wrapped and sealed in cello film.
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North Carolina
Burgaw
N. C
Sewing Circle Patterns for Women Junior Dresses and Steaks
Multiform sewing ad notes scalloped front closing dress with short to three quarter sleeves in sizes 26 through 52 plus cap sleeve 34. Includes pattern numbers and fabric yardage for 38 inch fabric and a second pattern for steaks processed at Pender Cold Storage with sizes 1 to 18 and yardage. Send orders to the address provided.
Treasury Building Juts Into Street Legend Emerges
In Washington during a debate on a new location President Andrew Jackson reportedly declared with a cane thrust that the Treasury building should stand where it blocks the White House from the Capitol. The tale places the edifice as a fixture obstructing the view since the 1810s.
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Treasury Building
Washington, D. C
Andrew Jackson
White House
Capitol
Hand Cultivator Now Self-Propelled Unit
The article describes converting a hand cultivator into a self propelled unit by replacing the steel wheel with a 26 inch bicycle wheel and attaching a V-pulley, adding heavy washers, and aligning the holes over the hubs.
Model Hand Cultivator With Pulley Base
Description of a hand cultivator model mounted on an angle iron frame with a motor balanced and extended for jack shaft and pulley attachment. 4 inch stove bolts pass through washer pulleys, belts connect to reduce unit speed, unit ready for operation.
Bacteria as Plant Food Boosts Grain Yields in Leningrad Study
A new preparation named phosphorobacteria from the Leningrad Institute uses bacteria as plant food. Each grain contains up to 200 million bacteria that convert organic phosphorus into soluble salts, aiding nourishment. The bacteria increased crop yields.
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Leningrad Institute
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Pender
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Mission St
San Francisco
Calif
Jackson
Bertha Martin
Diesisian
John J. Fitzgerald
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