Puzzle solution hints for a mixed word square game
A scrambled word puzzle text outlines a crossword style grid where numbers tie to definitions. It describes placing five letters per word, with clues for vowels and various word parts. The note claims the solution will appear in the text and mentions a last week solution.
Fort Wayne and its Early History
Washington outlines the colonial roots of Fort Wayne Michigan and the Detroit river region from 1684 to 1851. It traces La Salle and Cadiline explorations, early posts, French and English conflicts, Pontiac’s War, and the 1848 1851 fort construction costing 160000 dollars with brick fortification replacing the cedar scarp.
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Fort Wayne
Mich
United States
Johnson
Fort
América
Sieur de la Salle
Teuche
Huron
Erie
Detroit River
Fort St. Joseph
Detroit
la Houtan
Lakes
Pondasier
Retroit
Fort Pontchartrain
Canada
Big Tend
Johnston
Almient
Tao
Fottswattamies
Hurtis
Syhile Zurth
Pngland
Lake Region
Pontiac
St. Loula
L. J. Oram
Aaron Avenue
U. S
Cleaners Find Persian Carpet at Downing Street
London report says a Persian carpet at the prime minister's residence was revealed after a 40 year grime clean. Mrs. Baldwin sent the carpet to cleaners and it proved to be a very fine Persian work worth a large amount of money.
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London
Downing Street
Baldwin
Ancient Indians Invented Button in Mesa Verde Finds
Washington Archaeological Explorer notes discoveries by the Department of the Interior at Mesa Verde National Park. Among artifacts are eight large cooking jars with sandstone covers, a large water jar, black and white netted ware, bone awls, a fine bone scraper, and a jet button with turquoise inlay. The button likely served as a pendant rather than a button. Artifacts are housed in the park museum and cliff dwellings remain a study focus for archaeologists.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Mesa Verda National Park
Southwest
Park
Mesa Verda
America
Pay Check Courier Cal Mra Rhea At White House
A treasury employee, Cal Mra Rhea, has served ten years as the trusted monthly bearer of the President's pay check to the White House, a welcome visitor in official circles.
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Mra
K. A. Rhea
White House
The
Treasury
Fashion Introduces Necklet to New York
Smart New York women sport a new sign of fashion. A solid gold or silver necklet in plain metal design, likened to primitive wedding rings, dubbed the twentieth century wedding ring or alimony ring. Introduced in Paris by Raquel Miller, brought to Broadway by Gertrude Lawrence. One shop reported selling over 2000 necklets to debutantes and society women in January.
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New York
Paris
Raquel Meller
Gertrude Lawrence
Raporta
Shell-Shocked Veteran Faced With Fifteen Claimants
Paris reports Anthelm Mangini, a shell shocked World War I veteran with memory loss, is sought by fifteen widows each claiming him as husband. He cannot confirm his name and asks authorities to assign his family ties among the claimants.
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Paris
Anthelme Manga
Mangini
Mangin
Popularizing Poly-Studded Vests in London
Silk makers push evening vests for men featuring tiny pink roses on white or cream backgrounds. A faint echo of Edwardian fashion resurged briefly when the prince of Wales wore tall vests to aid a local industry, but the style faded. West End tailors say pastel vests will not suit modern taste.
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London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Ank
England
West End
Solar system moves 130 miles a second through space
Washington reports Prof Dayton Miller and colleagues at Mount Wilson have measured the solar system moving through space at about 130 miles per second toward a point near Draco. Using the interferometer, Miller finds a drift matching astronomical measurements, aligning with relativity theory and previous experiments by Michelson and Morley.
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Washington
North Pote
Dayton Co, Miller
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Science Service
National Research Council
Miler
Miller
Edward W. Morley
Mount Wilson
Professor Miller
Agres
Earth
Solar System
Cluatera
Ita
Doorman of Senate Diplomatic Gallery Holds Quiet Post
J. K. Williams, the long serving doorman at the senate diplomatic gallery, holds the seemingly easy yet precise post. Deaf to a degree, he has stood guarding doors for 88 years, guiding foreign attaches and opening the gallery during treaty debates as the room often sits empty.
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Senate
Washington
Capitol
Diplomatic Gallery
J. K. Willams
Frankfort
Williams
Senators
Ldies
Men’s
Press
Longevity Linked to Princeton Alumni Study
A Ward study from Princeton shows longevity linked to college. Of ten top graduates from 50 years ago, six are living, while only two remain from the lowest ranks.
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Princeton
N. J.ward
Livieg
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