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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1930
Page
34
Tinle WEE YOUNG and Susie May appear with Teddy and a puppy while instructions color a picture using capitalized words. A Handsome group plans to build a long glide toy, detailing cut sizes, nails, bevels, sanding, two coats of white lead and oil, and rubber band launch mechanics.
Mildred, Sadie, and Dot share a park morning marked by friendship tension. Mildred, excluded by the others, cheers up with her dog Tippy as a ragged boy steals Dot's prize doll and throws it into the lake. Tippy dives to retrieve the doll, restoring a glimmer of hope.
This piece presents a long list of crossword clues in horizontal and vertical sections followed by a short story. The tale features Dot Mildred Sadie and Tippy with a recovered doll and a plan to include them as four friends.
The piece portrays Borneo as a vast largely unexplored land with dense jungles and diverse fauna. It notes settlements near the coast, interior jungles, and a rich tapestry of animals including orangutans, elephants, rhinoceroses, tapirs, and tigers. It highlights Dyak tribes, ear piercing customs, and head hunting as a grim cultural practice.
A list of answers to park quiz questions naming Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Crater Lake, General Grant Park and sequoias, Acadia, Mesa Verde, Yosemite, Kilauea and Mauna Loa, Lassen Peak, Mount Rainier, Mulenstone, and other sites. Includes park names, features like General Sherman, and notes on volcanoes, caves, and monuments.
The article explains how lean and decline share a Latin root. Decline derives from declinare meaning to lean away or bend downward. Later senses include fail or sink and to turn away or refuse. Lean originates from the same root, initially meaning to bend or deviate, later used for a thin person as a bend or stoop.
A playful poem about a caregiver urging outdoor air to cure pale cheeks and a sickly look. The speaker jokes that violet sun rays may help restore color, even as hints of painting and masking a troubled health appear. A playful mix of wordplay and imagined cures closes with a nod to transforming animals and a geographical diamond.
A garden tip recipe notes thinning lettuce, then browning four slices of bacon cut into six pieces, browning a large dried onion with the bacon, and pouring a hot vinegar over the lettuce leaves served immediately.
A set of six wordplay clues asks to curtail or transpose an animal to reveal a new word meaning a promise walk batter grease. Each item pairs animal wordplay with a second meaning, guiding readers to transform letters for clever answers.
A riddle links an Alabama letter to a Psalm cue and a European country, then to pollute and a hovel. The note adds wax dummies in London shops with real teeth and human hair inserted strand by strand, described as planted hair.
An eight foot wingspan Australian eagle trapped in power lines between Brisbane and Sydney. The bird strangled itself while trying to free itself.
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