Water distillation aboard ships and gems of mystery
On warships daily water distillation ranges from 90 000 to 120 000 gallons to yield about 20 gallons per crew member for drinking beyond boiler needs. Star sapphires with six rays appear in all colors, prized for mystery. Cupid’s rose to Harpocrates links taciturnity to the bloom. War Admin projects 285 million bushels of grain moved in 1944 by Great Lakes tonnage. Panama Railroad first continental rail line, Colon to Panama City.
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War Shipping Adminitration
Great Lakes
War Food Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
Dear Noah and the Carriage Setter Mystery
Fragmented OCR describes a riddle and scattered facts about a car riage setter in a sawmill, Aristides of Thebes, and the size of Bible societies museums. It mentions bananas in ancient Chinese literature and hints at a puzzle about a reader’s sleeve.
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Aristides of
Thebes
Rome
Soe
British Foreign Bible Society
American Bible Society
Puzzle Corner Word Fill From Old Times
Puzzle gives many clues with numbers and a cryptoquote line. The page lists cryptic crossword style hints, a cryptogram quote by Plato about true judgment in conjunction with reason, and a section labeled Saturday's Cryptoquote.
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Bradford
Krystal Door
Ikeni
Hetta Kett
Beasey
Akid
Briainmen
William Ritt and
Clarence Gray
Sandy
Naris
Besic
Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
Mornis
Hocti
By Wally Bishop
Iskeeter
Big Sister
Juste
Kfelix
Beths
Forgrave
Joe
Scott
R.J. Scott
George Corrossella
Los Angeles
AUF
Cor
Serofula
Stanley
Back Road Folks
Suena
Eam ‘O
Tase F
Sally
Ea Cupid
Harpocrates
Panama
Colon
Panama City
Noan Numskute
Noah
DELON
S.C
Ang Pesto
Edward I
J.B. Brling
Lone
Dicate, Inc
Spain
Gregory IX
Daily Crossword
Siberia
Employs
Simian
Peck
Self
Macaw
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