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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1957
Page
17
Nonspecific puzzle grid items list many clues with numbers and hints. The page includes wordplay prompts, cryptogram rules, and a sample quote about words and deeds credited to Herbert.
Jim Jones of Calumet Farm is the only race horse trainer who owns and flies his own aircraft. He stores the plane at a Florida airport near the Hialeah track while working in the state.
The veteran grass racing star Frere Jacques won the Miami Beach Handicap at Hialeah in 1946 at age four. He finished second in 1947 and third in 1948, marking a storied early career.
Column argues effective listening is active and requires give and take. Teen chatter should vary topics from football to sports, media, school events, and even books to keep conversations engaging and progressive.
The article explains methods to hang frameless and framed mirrors. It covers using heavy duty picture hangers into plaster or studs, toggle bolts when no stud is available, drilled corner holes with rosette covers, and frameless mirror hangers that avoid drilling. It notes expert drilling to avoid glass breakage and warns against over-tightening screws on uneven walls. It also mentions mirror hanging strips and edge clamps as secure options for various mirror sizes and weights.
In Hialeah the opening feature horse race has been renamed the Royal Poinciana to honor the colorful South Florida tree.
The Q and A exchange covers subjects from Rachmaninoff’s nationality to American citizenship at death, women rulers of France, the only US president with a pilot license, and whether man eating trees exist. It notes no tree captures humans, and mentions the Peruvian cormorant as a commercially valuable wild bird and guano fertiliser sources.
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