Grace Leland Returns to Milldale After 18 Years
Grace Leland returns to Milldale, renting a room beside the drug store, while her son David, now seeking status, asks for a car. Ace and Sam, two roving thinkers, observe her from the window amid rumors of a headline divorce and past associations with stage people. Grace plans to provide worldly comforts to ease painful questions from classmates.
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CE Hawkins
Sam McQuade
Grace Leland
Ace
Sam
Milldale
Grace
Butcher Boy
Chic Myers
Chet
White House
Thomas Slater
Europe
Leland
David
SITTING AT THE WINDOW! A MOTHER TAKES A LURID CHANCE
Grace Leland seeks a luxury car for her son David and signs the late Thomas Slater’s name to a three thousand dollar check. When Slater dies in London, the Textile Bank and Trust Company seize the affair, and a police officer arrives to escort her away as Ace Hawkins and Sam McQuade observe the unfolding crisis.
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Tearus
Africa
David
Broadway
Grace Leland
Thomas Slater
Europe
Grace
Slater
Milldale
Race
Headquarters
Textile Bank and Trust Company
Mister Slater
London
Ace Hawkins
Sam McQuade
Crossword Puzzle From Sheltered Side To Nunnery
Horizontal clues range from to the sheltered side cry of sorrow and cloth measure to lying under kiwi heron intricate combining form eight by birth symbol for iron note of scale to drive in with light blows humid singular to depend to anchor obligation sheltered corner archaic your bay in western Plotida neat pronoun shakes ancient country in Greece symbol for silver one sixth drachma binds of the nature of wood knot of short hair hummingbird manner of building to soak biblical kingdom to spread for drying peer gynt s mater to haul river in Spain to expel symbol for actinium limb soon to scatter silkworm to spend time in idleness narrow track perfume obtained from flowers to judge foretaken to poke around girl s name small area of ground youngster mute time song singe past unit of electrical resistance cereal grass wooden golf club highlanders costume lady superior of nunnery
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Plotida
Greece
Get It. Build Knowledge In Many Fields To Succeed
In a talk to three visitors with common wants, the speaker urges broad self improvement. He cites Alexander Graham Bell learning electricity from Joseph Henry and stresses becoming accomplished across many subjects rather than excelling in a single niche.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Mr. Henry
Red Sox Pitching Under Scrutiny In Historic Review
A critique of Boston Red Sox pitching compares past and present staffs with top units like the Cardinals and Tigers. It notes Hurled stars such as Hughson Ferriss and newer arms may determine success, while past champions show how strong pitching drives pennants and World Series wins.
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Boston Red Sox
Dave Ferriss
Tex Hughson
Mickey Harris
Tex
Red Sox
Hughson
Joe Cronin
Cardinal
Tiger
Newhouser
Bob Feller
Tigers
The
Cardinals
Red Munger
Lis
Eddie Dyer
Midwest
Munger
Fol Ict
Brech@sen
Dickson
Ale Reynolds
Ale Reynolds and the Showing of Young Johnson
Yankees
White Sox
Ed Walsh
Nick Altrack
Doc White
Cubs
Rudolph
Tyler
James
Braves
Connie Mack
Bender
Plank
Coombs
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Babe
Cy Young
Matty
Johnson
Alexander
Walsh
Chesbro
Feller
Dizegg Dean
Holt
Questions and Answers Quiz Courtesy of The Paper
The quiz answers include depth of earthquakes six to eight miles, white gold as gala with nickel and zinc, orchid blooming ten to twelve years, macaroni introduced to Europe by Germans via Italians, the word set with 235 definitions, Bobby Feller throwing at 58.6 mph, Dominion of Canada dated July 1 1867, Venice as the bride of the sea, Sahara area about 34 percent million square miles, and peacocks eye feathers as tail converts not the true tail.
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Bobby Feller
Dominion of Canada
Sahara Desert
Europe
Venice
Rigid Arm Punch in 1889 Dempsey Bout Barred
A unique move by George Le Blanche in the 1889 San Francisco bout with Jack Dempsey used a rigidly extended right arm to whirl and knock out the opponent. Collier's notes the punch was never repeated and was banned for all time.
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George le Blanche
Jack Dempsey
San Francisco
Collier's
le Blanche
Dempsey
Dogs Ive Known and the Gro-Pup Ribbon
An ad fragment describes Snoophound seeking a bite outside the feed pan while praising Gro-Pup Ribbon Crisp Toasted with 23 nutrients. It notes Gro-Pup comes in Meal and Pel-Eis forms and offers economy, suggesting feeding all three varieties for variety.
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Snoophound
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Rube Goldberg
Peer Gynt's Mater
Spain
Actinium
Fis
Jose
Gar
Rie
Orl Crantland Ride
Vie
Nishigawa
Mission St
San Francsco
Calif
H. Newhodser
Wally
Td. Ca
Ash
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