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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1958
Page
7
A clipped puzzle-style clue set suggests two entries: Arabian garments and the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, with a third clue hinting at Chinese craftsmanship or river motifs and a fourth about cutting or regret. The fragmentary text reads like a crossword snap from a historical page.
A compact note presents word 23 and prefix Indu as a poet titled Man's Puck, highlighting a brief literary reference from a historical page. The items read like cataloged entry fragments with names and phrases, signaling a verse or wordplay section.
A cryptogram style puzzle text presents letter substitutions and a Byron quote about mourning. It mentions varying daily codes and a distributor Ming Features.
Dennis Bileca a freshman business administration major from Bridgeport Connecticut has been pledged in Bets Nu chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi at West Virginia University He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Bileca and a Bassick High School graduate from 223 Norman Street.
The writer asks how to handle a three year relationship when her beau blocks other suitors. A frank talk is advised to set expectations and possibly end the steady arrangement to avoid ongoing conflict. If he reacts badly or threatens, involve a trusted adult such as her father for support.
Advice on brushing and rinsing screens before installation and choosing appropriate paints for different materials. Copper needs coating, galvanized iron requires paint, and patching methods using patches from screening. Emphasis on matching metals to avoid corrosion and ensure patches fit. Gwembe, South Africa reports a buffalo and lion incident where the buffalo charged and gored the lion into a tree.
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