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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
4
Dagmar Godowsky states she lives in New York with her father the composer while her husband Frank Mayo resides in California. She describes a pl atonic marriage in which she has no jealousy and both maintain separate social lives.
Prince Nicolas Ouroussof of Russia, second cousin of the late czar, may make a tour of the United States. Details on dates and cities are not yet announced.
A reader seeks two three digit numbers formed from ten digits that sum to a four digit total using the remaining digits. The given partial results note digits 7 and 9 fit but 1 and 4 do not. The puzzle asks for a valid arrangement and mentions a last puzzle answer about tattler and rattle in LATTER days.
DePauw University Delta Upsilon chapter set a new campus scholastic record with 32.2 points in the semester system used to compute average scholarship. Phi Kappa Psi finished second with 31.25 points as the Scholarship Cup was awarded by Kappa Tau Kappa.
The note observes that the words rattle and all six letters share identical spellings across common usage. It highlights how the letters A L L R T E rearrange to form each word and discusses implications for word puzzles.
Three men robbed B Weinstein, a Chicago jeweler, of 200000 dollars in gems Tuesday night. Clerks and customers were locked in a rear room while the robbers fled when their car stalled nearby. Pedestrians were unaware of the robbery.
London March 11 United Press reports King George recovering from bronchitis is progressing well. Sir Milson Reese, a specialist, says the king remains at Buckingham Palace until warmer weather. Plans call for a Mediterranean cruise next Tuesday departing London.
A Harvard Lampoon quip reflects relief at leaving college with no debt and the misgivings of a tough era. The joke compares freedom from owing money to an uneasy departure from campus life.
An American Nebraska native, Evelyn Bradstone later Lady Evelyn Vestey of London, figures in a British meat trust probe. Once a Superior, Nebraska resident, she helped build the Union Packing and Vestey holdings with extensive global reach, culminating in marriage to Sir William Vestey amid a dramatic career.
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