How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Instructional note explains filling white spaces with dictionary words crossing both directions. Each word starts with a letter indicated by a number in two clue columns mint and verdent. Black spaces separate entries. only proper names excluded. Abbreviations and obsolete forms tagged in definitions.
Stepping Stones Cross-Word Puzzle From 1924
A readable interlock brain teaser titled Stepping Stones presents a full alphabet pangram puzzle. Horizontal clues include Moobhammedan call to prayer and South American reptile. vertical clues feature Acknowledge and Hebrew month, among others.
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Moobhammedan
Tales of the Old Frontier Paul Bunyan myth hero of American lumber era
A compact mythic portrait of Paul Bunyan as the premier American frontier lumberjack. The piece chronicles his imagined feats including oversized tools, a legendary horn, Babe the blue ox, and inventive but flawed schemes shaping early logging lore. It highlights Bunyan as America’s sole mythic hero among pioneer types.
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America
Paul Bunyan
United States
Munchausen
Paul
Aoath
Babe
Remarkable Pacific Peak Dominates Ocean Depths
A remarkable peak in the Pacific rises 2000 feet above sea level from five miles of water and soars nearly 30 000 feet from base to summit, establishing itself as an extraordinary mountain feature in maritime lore.
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Sunday Island
Pacific
Quotation on Election Revealing Character
Jud Tumpkins comments that being elected to high office is like marriage revealing all a man's faults. Washington Star notes the quote about public scrutiny and personal flaws in leadership.
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Hisself
Washington Star
Milk inspection saves farmer from tuberculosis warning
A Georgia dairy farmer dismissed milk inspectors as a graft Ten years later his wife and two daughters lie in tuberculosis hospitals and his son remains disabled from bone tuberculosis after consuming milk from a cow deemed dangerous in 1912 The account urges belief in health department TB warnings from 1924 Western Newspaper Union.
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Columbus
Decatur
Alto
State Department of Health
Western Newspaper Union
Balloon Flight of Blanchard Opens U S Aerial Era
Pioneer balloonist Jean Pierre Blanchard launched the first ascent in the United States at ten o clock on January 9 1793 from the Prison Court Philadelphia with President Washington among the spectators.
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Jean Pierre Blanchard
Philadelphia
Washington
Three Classes Favored Sleeping Killer Attacks At Random
A garbled historical report notes that certain groups are favored by a sleeping killer whose origin is questioned by scientists. The attacks occur indiscriminately across ages and sexes, affecting public, dairy, and exchange sectors.
Agathas Odd Exploit in a Cheap Restaurant Tale
A 1953 piece depicts Agatha, a hashslinger with a face but no personality, entangled with a stubborn old man in a cheap restaurant. The man’s ice mishap leads to a fortune inheritance for Agatha after a fateful Friday the thirteenth. Sydney’s romance with a thousand dollars and a sly shoe-store plot anchors the tale.
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Gatha
Agatha
Sydney
Tso
Flo
Agatha Brad
Jie
Jasper Clay
Clay'sa
Lee
Fragmented customer dispute at table near Walter
A chaotic diners scene centers on Guest-Walter and Tyler Rible with insults about tablemates and a request to find the manager. The dialogue suggests tension with unclear speakers and a shouted need for oversight.
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Walter
Mie
Tiger
West Lebanon Social News and Public Sale Notice
West Lebanon residents share visits in Blairs-ville Saltsburg and Apollo. Public Sale announced at Ralph Millman residence near Commodore on Tuesday February 3 at noon including cattle, farm machinery, hay, incubator and household goods with Ralph Mumau and J B Reed as auctioneers.
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Ralph Millman
Commodore
Jersey
Ralph Mumau
J.B. Reed
Birthday salute to Mrs Willard founder of local school
Mrs Sue Willard of West Philadelphia Street celebrated her 82nd birthday on Saturday with friends. Founder of the Willard Home for Children later Cirls Training School, she remains active in her work and community affairs. Time has been kind, her spirit and health strong.
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Mra
Sue Willard
West Philadelphia
Mra. Willard
Willard Home For Children
Cirls Training School
Mrs. Willard
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