Congressional Puzzle Clues Reveal Political Figures and Terms
A crossword style grid lists across and down clues themed around a U S Congresswoman and related terms. Entries cover positions, actions, and objects such as services, devices, and places, weaving political and general vocabulary into a single puzzle.
Iceland Land of Ice and Fire Through Ages of Volcanoes
The article describes Iceland as a northern island touched by the Arctic Circle with glaciers hot springs geysers and active volcanoes. It notes lava flows floods from eruptions including the Lak\u00f0a eruption of 1783 and historic geyser activity. It traces discovery by Irish sailors around 800 and settlement by Norse Vikings about 850 with later settlers and a growing population.
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Iceland
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Circle
Icland
Yellowstone
New Zealand
Norway
Ireland
How Can I Clean Hair Brushes and Save Paint
Question answer column on household care suggests cleaning brushes with cold water and soda, drying bristles without bending. It also recommends placing a pan of cold water in the oven to slow browning of baked goods and cooling paint by pouring melted paraffin on the surface to prevent hardening.
Look and Learn by A. Gordon
Charles Mason was first and Robert E. Lee second in the West Point class with first honors. The Louisiana Purchase was the most important addition to the original thirteen states. Glass mirrors were first used in Venice around 1300 A. D. Polaris or the North Star is the best known star. The Red Sea is about 1200 miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Robert E. Lee
Red Sea
Charles Mason
Louisiana Purchase
Venice
A. D
Polaris
The
North Star
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Portraits and Breakfast
A questions and answers column on social conduct covers chaperons for portraits, prompt breakfast arrivals, and eating artichokes with fingers. The advice suggests discretion age matters for chaperons, clear prompts for guests, and finger handling of artichokes.
Earth’s orbital path explains why we never return
The text describes the earth not returning to a previous location after its annual orbit. It explains that the planet travels in a spiral path with other bodies in the sun’s system, meaning a exact past position is not revisited.
Lessons in English by W. J. Gordon
A compact excerpt outlines common word misuses and pronunciations. It highlights had missteps with for and gill and halloo while suggesting daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word, today focusing on discord and its meaning in contrast to harmony.
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W. J. Gordon
Detroit
Charters Granted In North Carolina Firms
Three business firms received charters from Secretary of State Thad Eyre. Landis Athletic Association Inc of Landis, Rose Hill Marketing Company of Rose Hill, and Carolina Cotton and Export Company of Charlotte were authorized with capital figures and stock subscribers listed. The rest of the text contains unrelated notes on world records, Iceland ponies, Gulf streams, and a request for a travel leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thad Eyre
Landis Athletic Association, Inc
Landis
Tine
Lipe
Rose Hill Marketing Company
Rose Hill
M. F. Allen
J. N. Coburn
Whiteville
C. L. Tate
Chadbourn
Carolina Cotton and Export Company of
Charlotte
E. E. Suttle
R. F. Neilson
C. B. Suttle
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Goddess
Red
Federal
Fortune
Western
Adolf Lorenz
Uncle Ray’s
North Atlantic Islands
Land of
Ice
Anne Ashley
Gordon
By Roberta Lee
Flea
Jake
Mickey Finn
BY Williamis
Fralluianus
Sha Ee
BY Lane Leonard
Freckles
Freckies
BY Blosser
Esstence
BY Hamlin
Lulu Belle
Boots
HWAT
Bow Wow “Jones
Marti
Stephen Noul
Ray
Dan
Joe Palooka
Weidebottom
BY Hampishe
BY William Ferguson
Mohammedans
Space
Earth
OPA
NEA Service. Inc
Denmark
Gulf Stream
Uncle Ray
Grveland