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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
7
Puzzle reads like a jumble of crossword clues with mixed fragments and garbled words. Entries include hints for kinds of meat dawn Greek letter and Roman road among others, with many misspellings and misordered letters. The legible items suggest a standard grid fill but the readable content is highly damaged and inconsistent.
A wartime style survey reveals outdated statutes in New Jersey. The article notes fines for drunken driving by person, punishments for tramps, hate pins, witchcraft if tied to recovering stolen goods, impersonating God, disturbing wreaths at funerals, and dumping junk on private property remain on the statute books.
Miss G Mildred Speranza, 33, serves as vice president of the Produce Exchange Bank in St. Paul. She grew up in banking with her father as president, and credits college and law training for her mastery of banking details. she urges women to pursue banking, arguing they can handle customers as well as men.
HOLLYWOOD UP Pix ies changed the name of Mildred Smith Andrews to Millison Drews and kept the business the pixies, ceramic figures kilned at her home, have earned her about 37000 dollars in home industry profits. Drews, born in Portland and educated in Vancouver, started in business college then the chemical dept of a paint plant before turning to ceramics pixies. She declined a 100000 dollar offer from a manufacturing firm, hoping to grow the enterprise further by keeping the figures.
Gulf coast muskrat harvest for the season reached about 35 million dollars, per F J Powell a Sabine area pioneer who helped commercialize the trade. He credits the warm winter of 144 and a rainy past summer for higher yields and notes over 35 000 trappers aided the effort with many from the wet lowlands.
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