Solar Eclipses Occur When Moon Shadow Reaches Earth
Each year at least two solar eclipses occur as the moon's shadow passes over the earth.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1949
Page
4
Each year at least two solar eclipses occur as the moon's shadow passes over the earth.
The term standard matched refers to how the upper lip of the groove is thicker than the lower lip. The lower lip thickness stays constant across standard flooring thicknesses, making the gap between lips more pronounced as thickness increases.
The article notes that corporate taxation accounts for over one third of the yearly federal budget. It discusses the scale of corporate tax revenue and its impact on public finances.
Erosion wears away soil by water and shows up everywhere with mud filled rivers and hillside ditches. In the United States erosion threatens topsoil relied on by 140 million Americans for food and fiber, with harbor dredges removing silt and shores eroded.
A southern belle Tandie rejects a banker suitor with a vow of defiance yet soon wears his diamond. Her friend notes the irony as Tandie admits she never said she would be deaf to a proposal, only stone deaf to a deaf ear.
A humorous exchange finds an officer signaling a driver to stop while the driver claims it is her first day of driving and she was surprised by her speed. The curbside stop unfolds with playful misstatements and surprise.
An avid college football hopeful explains his speed comes from running with rabbits on his father's ranch. The coach notes many claim the same method, but the boy asserts his father’s picky appetite required him to test each rabbit’s fatness by running beside it.
A puzzled guest demands a name, claiming his signature on the register proves it. The hotel clerk replies that the signature arouses his curiosity, prompting a brief exchange about identification and record keeping.
In the waning days of World War I Billy Rose, a War Industries Board stenographer, delivers a letter to Woodrow Wilson. Wilson tests Rose by dictating at speed, then reads back and praises his own shorthand. They trade notes and Rose leaves by rooftop exit.
A consoling poem to a convalescent prays for patience courage and lasting health. It speaks of God arms sustaining and a healing touch for heart and mind. Then a quick scene shifts to a reporter recalling a meeting with Baruch and Woodrow Wilson, and a secretary's quip.
Percival Oakes, a freshman at Boynton University, is inducted by the AAAA fraternity into a dog howling moon imitation that makes him a campus sensation. As a sophomore he courts Delia Winter, whose praise of creative imitation unlocks his singing howl, culminating in a final moonlit display.
At an Atlantic City nightclub, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis first teamed up for NBC Friday nights and drew laughs poorly. The manager warned they must pick up speed or lose work. Jerry recalled their old formula to provoke laughs by joking about suicide.
Martin and Lewis dined on stage and in crowds taunting patrons for laughs. Betsy Blair left Broadway for Hollywood and a key role in Mystery Street. Haide Goransen's Life cover sparks film offers with Fox and Universal courting her. Don MacLaughlin’s first live studio audition drew thousands. Betty Clark, ABCs young blind soprano, gains magazine attention while Vic Damone supports her rise.
The puzzle lists clues across and down with varied word lengths and themes. Entries include references to ancient Persia, Greek letters, constellations, and common crossword terms.
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