FRONTIERSMAN PUZZLE ANSWER KEY CLUES
A list of crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries including famous American frontiersman burden broad smile to bob bait small tablet to leave out hogs derivative of aloes Hindu instrument devoured bravery silk sac myself folding beds to satiate form of a to and fro female relative horseback game earths temperature division whether palm lily wise men roof finial resumes brother tone B wheeled vehicles half an wily tidy being to act as model he was a great pian at settlers he once owned at section of the state flightless bird to enliven marriageable exists behold giant king live forever plant white grape concludes toward more intricate portrait statue authoritative negative astonishes you and me while yawning the was both his friend and foe billiard red tree blackbird simpleton to think warning cry in golf to harass native of Greece to value color clan group vulgar fellow halfpenny each abbr south carolina
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Greece
South Carolina
Harrison in Hollywood Toddling Columnist Meets May Robson
Hollywood columnist Richard Harrison recounts visiting May Robson in Beverly Hills for a candid interview. The 75 year old screen veteran shares stories of working with child stars, pausing to remind him she has two great grandchildren and revealing playful anecdotes from set.
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Hollywood
Pop
Sandy
May Robson
Muzzy May
Beverly Hills
Peggy
C. J
Miss Robson
Uzzums-Wuzzums
Bobby Green
Bobby
Mickey Rooney
Mickey
Dan Webber Finds Career Twist at Regent Dinner
Dan escapes a noisy celebration at the Regent with Joan and her father J G Johnson. A job twist unfolds as Acme Pottery becomes part of J G Johnson Industries and Dan learns he will join the plant, promised and ready, in a surprising career turn.
Cranium Crackers Know Your States Test Item
Read the list of states and underline facts or names linked to each state. Oregon items include Crater Lake and Bonneville Dam. Georgia items mention Warm Springs and Fort Pulaski. Connecticut items feature Nutmeg State and Harvard University. Nevada items list silver mines and Sagebrush State.
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United States
Oregon
Crater Lake
Bonneville Dam
Culbert Colson
Georgia
Potomac River
Warm Springs
Fort Pulaski
Tampa
E. D. Rivers
Connecticut
Harvard University
H. Styles Bridges
Insurance
Providence
Nevada
Sagebrush State
Gretna Green
Boulder Dam
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lessons in English and word notes by W L Gordon
Pedantic outline of word usage and pronunciation guidance. Highlights include preferred phrases for frequency, notes on mispronunciation and spelling, and a daily vocabulary goal. The piece defines ascetic as extreme abstinence and devotion and quotes Genius is always ascetic.
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John
Bay
Him
Studio Lunch Reminiscences with Miss Robson and Shirley Temple
The scene captures Miss Robson and Shirley Temple sharing lunch at a studio. Miss Robson jokes about a highball while a boy encourages drink, then the bartender clarifies it is ginger ale. Robson muses on acting prospects and child stars, while noting the different lives of movie children.
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Likker
Miss Robson
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Miss
New Treatment Found For Malignant Endocarditis
Discovery by Chicago physicians promises to reduce death rate from malignant endocarditis once feared to kill 98 of 100 patients. The article explains acute and subacute forms, symptoms such as fever and heart murmurs, and how infection can cause heart failure and blue skin.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Chicago
In Motion Minute: Global Activity Speeds Up
A rapid snapshot of 1940s world pace notes Americans buying buggy whips at a dollar a minute, Soviets shipping soybeans to Germany, Nazis receiving ten tons an hour, U S broadcasters outputting 10 000 words per minute, Belgian Congo police costs, Canada salt production, and tin oxide output rising to 14 pounds per minute.
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United States
Flashes Of Life And Criminous Mishaps In Newspapers
In Indianapolis a thief stole a 15 cent measuring tape from Mrs. Helen Hughes and left a top coat behind. In New York Thomas J. Henehan, 26, a house painter, was held on arson charges after an explosion wrecked his father’s home and his claimed motive involved relatives planning to move in. In Denver police chased a truck driver twice to report missing hay from his load. the driver thanked them both times and kept driving. A. L. Atwood reported the theft and found his hay gone. State Patrolman Vern Kutz later caught the driver north of town.
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New York
Thomas J. Henehan
Henehan
Denver
A. L. Atwood
Vern Kutz
LOOK and LEARN 1 Chief fiber producing animal
The sheep. Cain asked Am I my brother's keeper England twice conquered New York St Mary's River connects Lake Superior and Huron Civil death means loss of civil rights after life imprisonment
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New York
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
England
St. Mary’s River
Esquire Features Credits Stop Reading Note 1939
Publication credit notice from 1939 Esquire Features Inc. appears as a reproduction prohibition statement. It notes distribution and copyright restrictions for the Esquire Features material.
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Esquire Features Inc
Esquire Features, Inc
Swiss Army Leader Orders Blackout for City Areas
General Henry Guisan, commander of the Swiss army, ordered a blackout of most large population centers along the German border tonight and tomorrow night. The move excludes some French frontier areas and the entire Italian border zone. The directive covers all communities near the frontiers with Germany and its implications mark a significant wartime measure.
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Berne
Switzerland
Henry Guisan
How to Clean Tatting and Preserve Fresh Odors in Bottles
A reader asks how to restore tatting to a good color and remove bottle odors. Advice includes wetting and soap washing, followed by air drying on a hand brush. For odors, use cold water with dry mustard, shake, rest, then rinse. The text notes the turkey as a national symbol long before Pilgrims and Aztec use of the bird.
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New World
Turkey
Modern Etiquette Q and Notable Gold Nugget Facts
The piece discusses guests overstaying time with hostess guidance and proper introductions at social events. It also notes the Welcome Nugget from the Bakery Hill mine in Ballarat Vittoria 1858 weighing 182.9 pounds, reputedly the world's largest gold nugget, with the Blanche Barkley nugget as the second largest at 149 pounds.
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Bakery Hill
Ballarat
Vittoria
South Australia
X rays explained by Uncle Ray in plain terms
Uncle Ray outlines how X rays travel and form shadows, passing through flesh and many materials while being blocked by iron and other metals. He notes safety improvements, cancer risks in early workers, and the healing uses of X rays in medicine, inviting readers to request a leaflet.
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE WEM No Partner Play Rules Overview
This article explains WEM a solo bridge variation for three to six players. It details how many deals are played with or without trump depending on player count, card distribution per deal, bidding rules including nullo, overboard and sunk outcomes, and the play sequence from opening lead to trick collection. It ends with a note that next the section will cover scoring.
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