Cross Word Puzzle No 12 Horizontal
A compact crossword clue list includes terms for worship of many gods and the Egyptian sun god to tract of wasteland and toward prefix. Also asks for vessel material, sing with elated lips, undecided, indigo plant, extra, thin, ejected, on board, Newfoundland abbreviation, rescuing, one who passes, colored eye part, distance measure, herring family fish, body of water, Japanese coin, Europium symbol, chemical compound existence, Burtably vertical father particle and related adj forms.
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North Newfoundland
Word Puzzle Clue List From Ancient Text
A fragmented puzzle lists clues with numbers and terms such as Meadow, moon related, weapons ready, and references to gods and places. It appears as a glossary style set of cross references including Persia earth and a goddess wife of Zeus, plus naval turrets and an abbreviation.
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Melas
Osiris
Persia
Earth
Zeus
Negaunee Plans U P Legion Meeting with Prominent Guests
Ironwood delegates prepare for the Upper Peninsula Association of Legion posts convention in Negaunee on June 26 and 27. Speakers include Senator James Couzens and ex-national commander John G. Emery. The program features entertainment, a boxing card, parades, a 40 and 8 event, and a Boy Scout delegation, with Friday for registration and meetings and Saturday for festivities.
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Ironwood
Upper Peninsula Association of Legion Posts
Negaunee
James Couzens
Detroit
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
John Raehl
Saginaw
W. F. James
Negaunee Post
Beaver Dam
Wis
Legion
Upper Peninsula
G. M. Cox
Association Adjutant
American Legion Club
Fish That Fight Malaria Reaches Spain Acclimatizes
A fish named Gambusly affinia that feeds on Anopheles mosquitoes larvae has been acclimatized in Spain. Attempts to acclimate this fish in Britain France and Italy failed. Imported by the American Red Cross the fish are being sent in large quantities to malarial regions.
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Spain
Britain
France
Italy
Japanese Trial by Ordeal and Ideograph Tracing
An article discusses trial by ordeal still present in parts of Japan. It describes a method where if a theft occurs in a household, all servants must write a specific word with the same brush. The process aims to reveal guilt through the workers disciplined tracing of ideographs.
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Japan
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Tigers
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Montparnasge
Paris
New York
Cornell University
Igo
U. P
Clarence E. Kearns
Guy M. Cox
Assoc
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Adolph Mueller
Ironwood, Mich
Lake Superior District Power Co
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