Odd Facts From a Distant World and Hidden Data
The Union of South Africa formed in 1910, uniting the Cape of Good Hope Natal Transvaal and the Orange Free State. Outer Mongolia is a republic bordered by Siberia Sinkiang and China with about 622744 square miles and 850000 people. Turpentine production rose by inoculating pines with a disease fungus. The Earth's population is said to have doubled in the last century. Sweden's size is 172963 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of
Outer Mongolia
Siberia
Sinkiang
China
Manchuria
Noa Numskuu and Tangled Morsels in Mixed Fragments
A garbled clipping mentions Noa Numskuu and George A. Spearing Cumberland MD, with scattered references to clockmaking in London between 1650 and 1750 and a Sacajawea Museum near Spalding Park Idaho. It also notes tears are salty due to bodily fluids and secretions. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or clear individuals beyond the named items.
Puzzle Corner Across and Down Word Puzzle List
A dense reader puzzle page lists Across clues such as Replete Bleat Sandarac tree and Down clues including Swore Cipher Evening before a holiday Youth along with garbled entries and a cryptoquote line Yesterday's Cryptoquote and a Vaughan quote fragment appear as additional teethers for solvers.
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Stanley
Thorn
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
BRICK
Bradford
Bob
Don
Norow
Jess
Joe
USA
Elmo
BY Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
Cis Eo Ng
Mare Easton
BY Wally Bishop
Cyour
Big Sister
Tvs
Ures
Sidi
Felix the Cat
Ceeneay
BY Les Forgrave
Toannax
Scott
R. J. Scott
Christian! Crosspelican
Arizona
C.a.lionberger
Humboldt
Kansas
Kong
Cy Wort
Jens
Socia
Bes
Sarah
Sweden
Noa Numskuu
Edta Welle
Tyrone PA
Dearaoah
Dors
Patieat
George A. Spearing
Cumberland
Semberlane
Noah
Kidder
London
Sacajawea Museum
Spalding Park
Idaho
United States
Chupe
Sally
Daily Crossword
Sulta
Island Sed
Grampus
Interswine
Little
Cheat
TBA
KSPP
IBQ
PBCU
QOUU
Vaughan
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