Poet in the Picture Puzzle Answers from a Mixed Word List
A collage of clues and puzzle fragments asks who the poet in the picture is. The long list includes terms like Aurora, Bach, Gazelle, and Ozone along with many obscure notes and numbers.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
2
A collage of clues and puzzle fragments asks who the poet in the picture is. The long list includes terms like Aurora, Bach, Gazelle, and Ozone along with many obscure notes and numbers.
New Liberty hosts a pie supper last Wednesday with speeches and music by the Cook trio. About 23,090 dollars were raised to buy a new piano for the church. Miss Bessie Hamilton left for Washington DC to reside as Mrs Ray Clevener, a loss felt by the community. Jonathan Cooper of Prescott stayed with George Langston, Buck Hamilton traveled to Prescott, and a singing at Albert Hamilton's home featured the Cook trio. Bryson Hamilton visited local family, and Mrs and Mrs Burlin Taylor were mentioned.
Standings show New York leading with 19 wins and 1 loss, St. Louis 21-7, Chicago 32-4, and others across the association. Sunday results include Atlanta 7 over Birmingham 4, Memphis 4-7, Chattanooga 5-0, Little Rock 5-1, Nashville 5-8, New Orleans 1-5, and American and National League scores featuring Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh with varying results. Local notes mention Mrs. Olin Purtell of Hope and Mrs. Dock Hamilton, Ruth Williams, and Dorothy Ward visiting Ada Hurnitten, plus an item on the Florida manatee being a strict vegetarian and a remark about Dutch Guiana women’s headwear habits.
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