Horizontal Puzzle Clues Lead to Word Pair Solutions
A mixed set of crossword style clues covers nouns verbs adjectives and objects from 5 P A suffix to rope types to animals and civic terms. Answers likely form a themeless word list with crosschecking in the next issue.
Puzzle solution from last week and crossword clues
Solution of Last Week's Puzzle lists clues from a 60 across 1 down 2 down and more. It includes 60 Treated vertical 1 S A city in Michigan and river duck hints. Other entries cover seniors abbreviation parts of churches frightened building slang memo agreed to meet at a place and time timidity and related hints.
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Michigan
Dream of Romance on the Prairie Pond
Spoof narrates a tale of love and artistry as Frank and Jean grow closer amid homesteading life. A crane hunt, late nights, and a moonlit beach fire culminate in Jean appearing as a dream realized, with Frank accepting a romance bound by a perilous law of romance.
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Jean
Frank
Paradise
Jean’ Leo
First Railroads and Steam Power in Early American Travel
The New York Herald Tribune notes rivalries over which line was truly first. It suggests the Beacon Hill rail road in Boston may be the earliest with rails in 1807, the Delaware and Hudson Canal company 1827 for steam power from Honesdale to Carbondale, and the Baltimore and Ohio in May 1830 as the first passenger line from Baltimore to Ellicott's Mill.
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Beacon Hill
Boston
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Honesdale
Carbondale
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Ellicott’s Mill
New York
Herald- Tribune
Vacation insight: value of steady work echoed in praise
A Duluth Herald quip notes that the chief benefit of a vacation is the reinforced belief that holding a regular job is pleasant. The line highlights pride in steady employment and a balanced work life.
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Duluth Herald
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Card
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. First letters are numbered by definitions. horizontal clues fill to the next black square on top row. vertical clues fill downward to next black square. No letters go in black spaces. words are standard dictionary terms with abbreviations and proper names excluded.
American vs English dining habits reveal the couple
In a hotel dining room in England, Thomas Arkle Clark and Nancy deduce an American couple by elimination. They observe accents, dress age, behavior, and table manners, concluding the woman who uses water and proper fork technique signals American identity.
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Nancy
Europe
England
Ang Eng Hshman
Western Newspaper Union
Good neighbors pick sick farmer’s cotton in Carroll County
In Carroll County Tennessee a typhoid stricken family faced a ruined crop as neighbors stepped in. Eighty locals left their own work to harvest the farmer’s cotton, saving his crop and covering the picking costs amid a nationwide demand for labor.
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Good Samaritan
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Carroll County
Tennessee
Carroll
Honest Nebraska farmer returns lost bonds after misplacing them
Wilbur farmer R F Prince misplaced a pack containing 314 000 in bonds under a rear seat he believed was his. He advertised in the county paper and the bonds were returned by Joe Savaro who found them in his car. The incident underscores local honesty.
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R. F. Prince
Wilbur
Neb
Joe Savaro
Cappers Weekly
Water Beetle Varieties Noted In National Registry
A count shows about 300 kinds of water beetles inhabit the nation’s fresh waters including lakes and rivers. The text highlights the diversity of species present in local aquatic ecosystems.
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Colin
Cagayan, Lusan
Spoof
Marjorie
Jerry
Dvnor
Hall
Gerald
Alice
Alton’s
Jake
Homstead
Jack
Shelley
Reedlake
Brown
Reed Lake
Regina
Prairies
Thomas Arkle Clark