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Grafton Sentinel in Grafton, West Virginia

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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1946

Page

7

Odd Facts Packed Into One Curio Page

Frederigo Giambelli, a Mantuan born military engineer, served the queen and blew a Spanish bridge at Antwerp in 1585 using an explosive ship. The text notes German dancing manias in the Middle Ages, Te Magnus the Good, and a Norwegian reference to Magnus. It mentions 12 soldiers chosen to tend wounded, cricket calls heard a mile away, an oil company teaching 4-H clubbers farm machinery care, Mincius the Venetian river feeding the Po, and Virgil born at Andes on its banks.

Frederigo Giambelli Mantua Antwerp Scheldt Germany Te Magnus Kang One Oil Andes Virgil

PUZZLE CORNER ACROSS AND DOWN LIST OF CLUES

Cryptogram quotation appears with FDC X UB LUXXE WH LXUE LUXXE and a second line HALF THE FAILURES IN LIFE SE FROM PULLING IN ONE'S HORSE AS HE IS LEAP. Dispatched by King Features Syndicate with puzzle notes and instructions for Saturday.

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Fragmented OCR note with garbled names and lines

The readable text mentions Titusville Pennsylvania and a jumble of phrases about dreams, colors, and a quiz kidder. It presents no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects beyond place names and scattered odd terms.

Evolving terms and travels across eras in a single note

The text traces the origins of cemetery and churchyard terms in England and Rome, notes Lowell Arizona as a 1862 Sixth Cavalry camp, mentions 18th century sword design for US officers, recalls Eros as the Greek Cupid name, and cites Polio Emergency Volunteer groups trained in 74 SA counties with a stage journey from New York to Albany lasting from morning to night.

Lowell Arizona Sixth Cavalry Eros New York Albany

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