Find the Four Mistakes and Scramble Word Puzzle
The notice invites readers to locate at least four errors in the image across grammar history etiquette and drawing. It asks to unscramble a scrambled word by rearranging letters and to grade yourself twenty points per mistake and twenty for the word. It promises explanations and scoring elsewhere in the issue.
Shelley Birth and Death of Britain’s Romantic Poet
On August 4 1792 Percy Bysshe Shelley was born near Horsham England. He attended Eton Oxford was expelled for atheism later married Harriet Westbrook and after travels and a separation remarried. He died July 8 after a squall at Spezia his body washed ashore at Viareggio burned and his heart remained unconsumed. His notable works include Queen Mab Alastor and Prometheus Unbound.
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Airports Rise to 1657 With 96 New Fields This Year
A Commerce Department survey shows 1657 landing fields in the United States, up 96 since the start of the year. California leads with 164 airports, Texas has 115, and the District of Columbia lists six despite its small size. Municipal and commercial airports dominate, with numerous intermediate and auxiliary fields and a handful of military sites.
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Oyster Shells Build Big Field's Runways
Oyster shell runways costing 60900 dollars have been laid for the new San Francisco airdrome at Alameda California. The airfield features east west runways 400 by 3100 feet and north south strips 200 by 1700 feet. A take off asphalt runway 18 by 1800 feet forms part of the 232 acre site. The hangar administration building measures 120 by 440 feet and is described as the largest on the Pacific coast.
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Boots and Her Buddies Flyby Ends Sudden Landing
A character named Boots and Her Buddies imagines a descent that turns perilous when darkness falls and blindness forces an abrupt landing. The scene shifts as the explorer realizes the ground was not solid and misjudges the landing.
Tubbs Mary Thrilled by Escape Chance
Mary Tubbs felt thrilled at the chance to escape as she washed and planned a quiet exit totaling a simple departure, hoping to avoid pursuit and find relief from captivity.
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