Fragmented Crossword Clue Puzzle From Old Newspaper
A garbled OCR style page presents a word puzzle with clues and partial answers. It references an Italian artist, a southern state, a royal residence, a Malian watering place, and various odd terms, followed by a note about the solution and an evolution of last week’s puzzle.
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Berks
Uber
Apis Snggue
Cnni
BPA
Helen Ata Diker
Greore
Ahr
Gaiber
Issac
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Highlighted
A vintage guide explains placing letters on a crossword grid with clues for across and down entries. It notes that numbers indicate which word to fill and describes the process of filling intersecting letters to progress through the puzzle.
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Adn
Huge Increase in Taxes Since 1914
New York report shows allied nations carry heavier tax burdens after World War I. In the United States total taxes for 1923-24 reached 7.716 billion dollars, up from 2.194 billion in 1918-14, per capita taxes rising sharply as Britain also increases. The study notes U.S. revenue funds education, roads, and public works, while Europe uses tax money to cover postwar costs.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Troan & Blunt
Germany
Ireland Sees Rising Tourist Trade Amid Postwar Doubts
Amid Dublin Rotary Club concerns over travel safety, Irish officials report visitor numbers climbing. Cobh arrivals exceed 1,100 weekly as American and British tourists return, with overall Ireland tourism and transport services showing double prewar activity in some regions. Ulster also notes tourist traffic regaining prewar levels.
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Dublin
Rotary Club
Ireland
O'rien
Irish Tourist Development Association
Fieve
Cobh
Trelanid
Ulster
Forest Fires Cost 38 Million in 1924
Forest fire statistics for 1924 show nearly 92 000 fires burning 29 000 000 acres of public and private land and causing 38 000 000 dollars in damage excluding losses to young growth watersheds wildlife and recreation. Officials say the figures reflect careless handling and point to regional volatility including several southern states and California.
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Washington
California
Plan Sanitarium on Mount Popocatepetl
The ministry of public works announces plans for a sanitarium on Mount Popocatepetl in Mexico City area. The site, near the volcano, is described with a high altitude and strategic use of the Veruatine line of the “mountain that smokes,” per the report.
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Plan Sanitarium
Mount Popocatepetl
Mexico City
Stim-Eo
Popodatepall
Popovatepetl
Fremieni
Ministry of Public Works
Am Alter
Sanatorium Plan Seeks Half Million for Mountain Railway
British capitalists propose a TB sanatorium above a mountain resort with an intricate ascent system. A combined funicular and aerial railway would climb the slope, using cable cars to reach higher grades. Estimated investment reaches 500000 dollars. The crater wall and eruptions are cited as not impeding construction, with operations planned to start on the eastern face toward Puebla and a visible smoke plume from Mexico City.
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Moundait
Vopuentepett
Moexien City
Puebla
Mexico City
Hoover Library Reveals World War History Collection
Stanford Universitys Hoover War Library, endowed by Herbert Hoover, houses multilingual antiphlets and irreplaceable items. It gathers official documents from many nations, 65 000 European reports, private papers, and country newspaper files to reflect wartime and reconstruction periods. Coover, a Stanford alumnus of 1905, sits on the trustees board.
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Stanford University
Hoover Wir
Secretary of Commerce
Hrbert Hoover
Avery
Hirgest
Musee de la Guerre
Paris
Perio
Europe
Mec
Coover
Stanford
Boss Vetoes Pay Boost Voted Him by Employees
Oliver Mich workers and Columbia Conserve Company president William Hapgood discuss salary control by workers. Hapgood says he permits worker salary decisions, rejects raises, and contends profits should fund worker ownership, aiming to transfer complete ownership to employees.
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Oliver, Mich
Wiliam P. Hapgood
Columbia Conserve Company
Indhgiapolis
Fellowship For A Christian Social Order
Hapgood
War on Suggestive Movie Titles Bringing Results
Hollywood officials report progress in removing offensive titles from films. Wil Hays cites only three objectionable titles in upcoming releases. Producers respond with nationwide letters urging further improvements to melodramatic titles.
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Hollywood
Cal
Wil H. Hays
Hays
Haa
Puih
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Cops Rught
Cheoeaen
Joseph Moran
Brooklyn
London
Hoover’s
Mermnory
Maine
Bangor
Pierce
Gaia
Inland Finance Co
Ogden, Utah
MonaMotoriompany
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wayne County
Writs Board OF Teade
Jesup, Gas
L. B.S. Business College School OF Efficiency
N. Dinin St
Salt Lake City
M. Francisei
Danville
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