Cross-Words Puzzle Teases with Sleep Hint and Monday Solution
A 1925 Bell Syndicate crossword lists horizontal and vertical clues with playful misprints. It hints at the solution appearing in Monday's aper and includes numerous entries for common words, measurements, and directions across two grids.
Shrubs for Picture Screen and Shelter
Guide to foundation planting using shrubs to soften unsightly home lines. Recommends mixed species, staggered rows, and hedges with Abelia Barberry Japanese Holly Viburnums and Boxwood. Describes screen planting with tall outer rows and shorter inner rows plus evergreen and flowering varieties for year round privacy.
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Piedmont
England
Caro
Lina Buckthorn
Wagger's Jewelry Store Ad Boasts Largest Line Yet
Buy now and have tuff you mind. Our line is the largest we have ever had. Wagger's Jewelry Store.
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Wagger’s Jewelry Store
Timber growing described as rising national priority
Chief Forester Greeley reports a shift in forestry from public movement to industrial practice. States boost laws and policy under Clarke McNary framework, with Georgia Idaho Missouri and Oklahoma showing progress while four large states lag. Six forest stations operate and education targets fires and public access, aided by American Forest Week.
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Greeley
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
Harge
Geor
Gia
Idaho
Missouri
Oklahoma
Minnesota
North Carolina
Illinois
Forest Service
American Forest Week Committee
Sun Spots Hurt Sale Fertilizer In Japan
In Tokyo on December 12 AP reports sun spots have caused a slump in Japan's artificial fertilizer sales after an earlier year of expected boom.
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Japan
Tokyo
Sun spot fears slow farmers fertilizer buying
Dealers report continuing weak demand as a probe reveals Japanese farmers fear sun spots foretell famine next year making fertilizer purchases seem wasteful.
Man Slugging Incident Results in Fatal Blow in Battersea
In Battersea England Charles Dearling struck Arthur Massey over a refusal to share tea, causing fatal injuries. The incident is reported from a local scene with authorities alerted and investigations underway.
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Battersea
Eng
Charles Dearling
Arthur Massey
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