Early St Louis origins and old Quebec quilting relics
The text notes St Louis founded in 1764 by Auguste Chouteau at age 25 with fur trading posts and Ligueste orders. It mentions Ursuline nuns of Quebec making porcupine quill boxes before 1650 and teaching embroidery to Indigenous girls, plus a Cleveland exhibit on French Canada. It also cites brighter daytime skies and the 1913 founding of the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Auguste Chouteau
Pierre Lacle de Ligueste
Ligueste
Old
Quebec
Montreal
Fragmentary OCR jumble with mixed names and notes
The readable parts mention German aerodynamic research, U S funding plans for high speed laboratories, descriptions of Lolos people in southwestern China, Buffalo bones as money on western plains, and parasol use from ancient to modern times in Italy France and England. The text is chaotic with many garbled names and phrases.
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Germany
U. S
Italy
France
England
Puzzle Corner Word Grid and Cryptoquote
Puzzle corner presents a word grid with clues and a cryptogram puzzle. It includes letter-number mappings and an embedded quotation. The page quotes a Shakespeare line as the revealed cryptoquote. The section blends crosswords, cryptograms, and wordplay for readers.
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Neeriawe
Oia
William Ritt
Clarence Gray
Brick Bradford
Captain Boldd
Brick
Eita Kett
Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
Georsey
Wally Bishop
RY Les Forgrave
Felix the Cat
Torre Vytar
HE Fioi
Poste
Scott
R.J. Scott
Ellsworth
United States Army
Marshall House
Alexandria
Virginia
King
Featury Syndicat
Joel
Stanley
Pergans Crossing
The
American Cancer Society
IFA
Jcasey
Richmond Induana
Acah
Chas
Fisrer
Jacksonville
China
Sally
Daily Crossword
Yucatan
Rel
IMATY
Wral
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