DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES WITH CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE
A dense list of crossword hints spans numbers 6 to 44 with definitions for grassy spaces deputy washed fortunate banishment monetary unit run music not lair thin scale seaman steep broken on muse of lyric poetry goddess Norse infrequent acute crests of mountains branched weep near kettle speck of bread hand gather a area pie r gather a areapier slack greedy erase paradise pinaceous tree change cry of ai fields varying weight ind genus of polyzoans affirmative vote fuel back girl name monastery tax Shetland islands voided insects across spreads grass to dry fever strange writing fluid pig pen and a cryptogram quote MAN SEEKETH IN SOCIETY COMFORT USE AND PROTECTION BACON.
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Lair
Seaman
Slack
Greedy
Erase
Paradise
Pinaceou Tree
Change
Cry
Fields
Constellation
Publication Notice in Morgan County Court
Resident of Alabama over 21, address unknown, order to publish once weekly for four weeks in Decatur Daily. Defendant Ada Mae Black must plead, answer, or demur to the bill by July 24, 1944. failure may result in confession. Register Marvin West signs the order dated June 23, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis P. Jennings
T. C. Almon
Morgan County
Nanon G. Jennings
Georgie Mae Elliott
Rudolph Elliott
Morgan County Court
Alabama
Register
Rudolph Eliott
Decatur Daily
Marvin West
Cornelius Black
Ada Mae Black
Morgan Ee
Tobin Faces Sluggish Attendance After No Hit Performances
Jim Tobin of the Boston Braves laments a sparse crowd after two no hit games within months. Attendance at Braves Field totaled 2,556 for a doubleheader nightcap, while 1,447 watched his April 27 no hitter against the Dodgers. Tobin jokes about weather and fading light keeping fans and photographers away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Braves
Tobe
Phillies
Jim
Dodgers
Tobin Wise
Roosevelt to wed in Fort Worth soon
A marriage license was issued to Mrs. Ruth Googins Roosevelt former wife of Col Elliott Roosevelt and Lt. Col. H T Eidson of the Lawson general hospital at Atlanta. Colonel Eidson said the wedding would be held soon probably in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ruth Googins Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
H. T. Eidson
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Edison
Tomatoes Once Thought Poisonous in Early American Belief
The article notes that tomatoes were not eaten before the mid 19th century due to widespread belief they were poisonous, reflecting historic cautions about new world produce and culinary readiness.
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7Th Avenue
East Decatur
Decatur
Ala
2Nd Ave
Call
Roy
Wyatt
Jervis Foundry and Machine Co
SASE
Engas Jervis Foundry and Machine
Decatura Machine Co
Oak
Jervis Foundry
Davidson Coal and Feed Co
Graves Coal Co
the Apostle
Joseph
Eimer
Dugger's Book Store
Johnston St
Roy O. Wyatt
Phorie Tel
18Th Ave
6Th Avenue South
Decatur Box & Basket Company
Chevrolet
C. E. Maze
Paul Avis
Allied Sales CO
Bank St
E. Moulton
Dodge Trucks
Alabama Motor Company
F. O. Smith
Daily Crossword
Ina Forest
Shetland Islands
Crh
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Madame
Bette
Sawyer
The
Naval Intelligenc
Popeye
Tom Sims
Unniforn
Cat
Anse
Bob
Diana
Iti
Trish
M4—Radio Service
3Rd Ave
E. E. Forbes & Son
Piano Co
Paul Eubanks
Motor Supply Co
Lee Street
Richardson
Mooresville
Johnnie Kiehl
Decatur Electric
L. A. Strain
Jas. E. Wright
W. Moulton ST
C. EB. Maze, Coal Co
A—Photographic Service
Hudson
Chosere
Decatur Plumbing Co
Dave Livingrton
Mgr
Decatur Pump CO
Holly St
Williams Auto Parts CO
Prospect Drive
Herbert Simms
Decatur Ice Cream and Creamery
J. D. Pitman Tractor Co
Murray Thompson
Heaven
Murray
Buel Thompson
Christopher
Paul Robinson
Smallwood Motor Company
Paul Ae
Smallwood Motor Co
Monarch Feed
Moulton
J. EB. Brown, P
Parkville, Ala
Claude Morell
Athens
Valley Coal & Lumber CO
U. S
ROYAL
Tire Service
Joe Hagler
Leest
Electrical Service
Radios and Applinces
Casey’s Electric Co
Lee St. Ie
ABC
Tobin
Roosevelt
Southern Finance Company
Woolworth
Cities Service Gas & Wil
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