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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1938
Page
2
The Peruvian Central Railway from Callao to Huancays is described as the highest standard gauge railroad in the world with a point at 15 008 feet in altitude. The text includes garbled entries and stray phrases about a chinbing plant and various misspelled names.
A fragment listing wordplay style clues tied to Shakespearean themes and related terms. It hints at drama, character types, and literary devices across numerical prompts, including references to gods, tools, vegetables, and pronouns.
Mourne is a direction used in musical series while goulash horseh and hasenpfeffer are food dishes. A condor is a large South American bird while claret sherry and sherry are varieties of wine. Purloin is a verb meaning to steal while porterhouse and T bone are cuts of steak. Alcatraz is a US prison while Amherst Stanford and Tu lane are American colleges. Hel a was the Norse goddess of death while Colbert Shearer and Districh are surnames of actresses.
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