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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
11
The Great Seal of the United States has been in the custody of the State Department since 1789 and named the secretary of state as the custodian. Prior to that, the Seal was kept by the Senate.
Basements with block or poured concrete walls leak at mortar joints. replace the mortar when dry. Cut out old mortar with a chisel, clean the opening, wet it, and pack waterproof patching cement or standard mortar firmly. If a block cracks, remove the damaged block and insert a new one, packing joints with mortar until solid.
A cryptogram puzzle page presents across and down clues with wordplay hints and a cryptoquote challenge. It notes letter substitutions and references yesterday’s solution from King Features Syndicate, 1958.
A columnist advises on a breakup within a teen crowd. If the pair split fairly, others may adapt by dating new partners or inviting outsiders. If the breakup is seen as unjust, peers may distrust the girl, and the crowd may shun her. The piece argues teens must face consequences of breaking off relationships.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is municipally owned only for the building. Its collections belong to a corporation that administers the museum under a charter granted in 1870.
A fragmentary quiz style item asks how many basic colors exist and who discovered Patagute in a rainbow naming Patagonians meaning big feet. It includes a question about Aurora Australis and lists seven colors. It also mentions Pakistan and India border territory and a London report on Britain’s reserves being high since 1955.
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