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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1931
Page
14
Sue schemes to obtain a hidden will from a man’s old secretary to secure a document she believes will help Jack. She tailors a disguise and studies safe drawers, planning a nocturnal visit to his wife to uncover the drawer and seize the paper for her cause.
A word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clue sets with numbers, covering synonyms and phrases for a crossword style puzzle. Includes entries such as to simper habitual drunkard smell duration fundame barren corded cloth milky conjunction type measure roll of paper money hurrah seventh note and more across and down.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a triangular car part and a symmetrical design. A woman writes to Jack detailing her experience while awaiting a will and hinting at a mystery surrounding the envelope she retrieves at the mail table as the scene shifts to a discovery.
On September 18 1917 Premier Painleve outlined French war aims including disannexation of Alsace Lorraine compensation for ruin and a peace that prevents future wars. He argued France has pursued humanity avoiding horrors of war and that without these aims France will continue to push for justice and security.
Massachusetts seeks a left handed mowing machine to trim grass in the central lane of the Boston Worcester turnpike. Officials require a mower that travels with traffic, so a southpaw or ambidextrous design is needed to mow the opposite side.
Lincoln, Neb. Francis Chamberlain, 18, who has but one leg, climbed Longs Peak in Colorado with a crutch in two and a half hours. Longs Peak stands about 14 000 feet above sea level and is among the Rockies toughest climbs.
A Memphis restaurant posted a sign stating it was closing temporarily for remodeling finances. A publicity man then pasted a one sheet over it declaring An American Tragedy, creating a humorous publicity stunt.
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