Alphabet Game Turns Names Into Puzzling Anagrams
England's middle class governance fuels a new puzzle praised by London Truth. The game uses alphabetical titles after names to form anagrams from the letters tied to individuals. Examples note Sir Osmipheroua Smith with many letters yielding possible sentences.
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England
K. G
Zoological Society
Sir Osmipheroua Smith
Gaile
KC. Vv
P. C
LL. D
B. A
R.Y
Rmnt
War Office
Army
Curious town tales and court room chatter in Indianapolis
A German grocer opens on E Tenth street prompting a rival to test knowledge with a rolling pin quip. A Union Traction limited car causes dust and laughter on College Avenue near Twenty fourth street. Marion county judges face a long case with shifting jury instructions. Locals watch a dog and boy scenario Mingling crowds comment on fashion and civic life. Parmelia Parker accuses John Parker in a fight while Justice Smock fines him as Boer War chatter closes the column.
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E. Tenth-st
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Tenth-st
Union Traction Company’s Limited
College Ave
Twenty-fourth-st
Limited
Marion County
Marion Circuit Court
Speaker Frank Littleton to lecture on law making
Frank Littleton of the House of Representatives will speak at the YMCA rooms Saturday night on The making and enforcement of laws. The address aims to explain how laws are created and applied, offering insights from a government official.
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Frank Littleton
House of Representatives
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Justice Smock
Ilinois St
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Dr. Gossom
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Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Laundry Storrs
Indiana
Cyrus J. Clark
Rouse & Mayhew Opticians
Massachusetts Ave
Alva
Marvel
Room Times Edg
New York
Chas. W. Eichrodt
Union Station
Sloan Drug Co
Washington-st
Frank H. Carter
Harry-Francis Pharmacy
Cor. Penn
Ohio-sts
L. E. Morrison & Co
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Dr. Carter & Co
Youn Bik
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