Poet of Today crossword clues and clues list
A compiled crossword style puzzle listing many clues with numbers and directions Horizontal and Vertical, including poetic figures and everyday terms. Entries cover poets, animals, objects, places, and common nouns, with references to historical and linguistic items across two grids.
Grizzly Adams Tries to Capture Cubs After Mother Slain
The hunter Grizzly Adams shoots and kills a mother grizzly bear and then attempts to capture her two cubs alive. He climbs a tree to escape, pounds their paws to force them down, and later waits beside a spring with companions using lassos. The cubs repeatedly evade capture and later disappear into bushes.
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Adame
Adama
Lessons in English by W. Gordon
A compact note on vocabulary and usage by W Gordon urges daily word mastery. It includes pronunciation tips, common misspellings, and a daily word meliorating meaning of improving with an example from Washington.
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W. . Gordon
Edelweiss
Washington
How to Keep an Ice Pick Ready in a Fridge
Practical kitchen tips from Anne Ashley Q. Include a funnel on the refrigerator side to pass the ice pick through for quick access. Dip spoons in cold water before pouring cool oils to prevent sticking. Use canned pineapple in gelatin mixtures as fresh pineapple won’t congeal.
Modern Etiquette Q and A Column by Roberta Lee
A etiquette column answers common social questions. It covers inviting cohostesses after joint entertainment, the meaning of P P C on visiting cards, and when a man or woman should follow the head waiter in a restaurant.
Look and Learn by A Gordon quiz style Q and A
A short Q and A piece presents five questions with concise answers. It asks for the Statue of Liberty’s real name, author of The Old Swimmin Hole, the era pencils have been used, deer meat’s name, and the South American republic occupying much of the continent. Answers include Liberty Enlightening the World, James Whitcomb Riley, ancient times with 1564 graphite pencil manufacture in England, venison, and Brasil.
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Liberty
Republic
South American
James Whitcomb Riley
England
Brasil
Property transfers and a bears story in one page
High Point and nearby townships list numerous tracts and parcel transfers with prices from $1 to $250 including Wachovia Bank trust to Prudential Insurance and others. A feature paragraph recounts a hunter guiding a catch with a grizzly bear cub and lasso, ending with a promotion for a stamps leaflet.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Prudential Insurance Company
Hill Street
M. C. Nance
W. D. Joyce
D. H. Baker
R. ©. Lindsay
Park Cemetery Company
Pollock
Russell Brown
City of High Point
W. L. Charies
Connie C. Hardee
Elim
English Street
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