Pirate Chief Buried Treasure Story In Atlantic Shores
A four letter word in No 46 horizontal names a famed pirate chief reputed to bury treasure along the Atlantic coast. The puzzle lists many clues across horizontal and vertical lines including famous figures, nautical terms, and Greek letters. Answers hinge on historical references and cross-checking with adjacent entries.
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Brazil
Douglas Fairbanks
Atlantic
Faith Defies Budget for Household Help After Faith's Two Week Notice
Faith resolves to keep the household running herself after dismissing Mrs Lundy for economic reasons. Bob protests parting with a servant amid family costs, while Faith insists she can manage and save money to help with Joy Cherry and the baby. Cherry mocks Faith’s willingness to endure hardship, but Faith remains determined to work harder and cook.
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Bob
Cherry
Faith
Darling
Joy
Faith Chooses Sinner Role Over Saint in Story
Faith decides she is more sinner than saint in a reflective piece from 1927. Copyright credited to NEA Service, Inc.
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U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Faith
Saint
Flaherty Found Guilty of First Degree Manslaughter
Syracuse AP reports Charles Flaherty former Mount Morris pastor was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the 1926 death of Clara Hagen from an illegal operation. He faces sentencing next Saturday October 5.
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Flaherty
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Flaherty
Mount Morris
Clara Hagen
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