Day by Day in Pictures by Clark Kinnaird
A historical excerpt recounts the westward movement of the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry in 1867 and their two decades of service on the Great Plains and in New Mexico and Arizona. It highlights sustained campaigns against Comanches, Kiowas, Apaches, and other raiders, as Civil authorities struggled with corruption and lawlessness, while the Army built roads and telegraph lines for settlers.
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Tenth Cavalry
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Arizona
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Bidding Scenarios in Contract Bridge Reflect Slam Strategies
The article analyzes responses after partner opens one spade with three spades by partner, covering five hands. It discusses four spade contracts and responses including notrump and cue-bid strategies to gauge slam potential, including use of Blackwood and the risks of misreads with two aces or none.
Eugene Sheffer Crossword Ori Chart
Puzzle feature notes a Crosword by Eugene Sheffer and an Ori chart. Page teaser indicates a daily puzzle item with theme hints and grid instructions. Readers are invited to test wordplay skill with clues and a likely solution reveal in following pages.
Andy Capp Puzzle Word List Hidden In Plain Sight
A compact survey of a long list of clues and paired hints including names such as Charles Lamb and terms like dromedary and harvest goddess. The fragment suggests a crossword style grid of definitions and cross-references across numbers and categories.
TV Highlights and Schedule for War Era Airing
TV highlights include the Mike Douglas Show guests Spany and his gang at 4:20, the Five O clock Movie at 5:00, Wings For The Eagle about Lockheed workers, Return of Wildfire at 6:06, Tarzan and Jal teaching Jungle lore, Time Tanniel in occupied France, Man From UNCLE at 0:30, Friday Night Mavis at 9:00, and Laredo at 10:00 with Reese’s ranch plot snag.
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Mike Douglas
Spany and His Gang
Ann Sheridan
Lockheed Air Force Base
Richard Arlen
Pam
Calor
Tarzan
France
Normandy
Doug
Solo
Ilya
New York City
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Calor Laredo
Reese
Test Your Code Breaking Ability Daily Cryptoquote
The message presents a cryptoquote puzzle with daily letter substitutions. It explains that A stands for a letter used three times and X for two Os, with hints from word length and structure. A sample quote and yesterday's solution are shown to illustrate solving methods.
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Cervantes
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