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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1950
Page
11
A dense list of across and down clues covering cigarettes slang needy pipes wood permission river sun god pitchers and more with entries for goat antelope fetishes patron saint of Norway and many geographic and natural terms. The page presents a full puzzle grid style with numbered clues across and down.
Seventh installment stresses tolerance as a core American value. It contrasts prejudice with understanding and warns that intolerance fuels demagoguery. Promotes the Golden Rule and notes two historical letters from Abraham Lincoln and Kaiser Wilhelm II as lessons on sacrifice and respect.
Beulah and Candida dream of a country farm after saving for a year. Barnaby Xerxes disrupts their plan when he courts Candida. At the law office finale a fuse mishap exposes the lovers, and the trio resolves with a return to farm life and milk.
INEZ GERPAC OHN REED KING, emcee of Chance of a Lifetime and Give and Take, has reached the million dollar mark in prizes given away on radio quiz programs. More than 40,000 contestants have faced his microphones, and he avoids exploiting contestant discomfort. Betty Hutton, traveling incognito with Ringling Bros Circus, is slated to star in DeMille’s The Greatest Show on Earth. CBS correspondents often wed abroad. Winston Burdett, Richard Hottelet, Larry LeSueur, Priscilla Bruce, Howard K. Smith, and David Schoenbrun have all married partners met abroad.
In 14th Street prior to a schoolday, Gimpy, a youth with tar and string, frees a woman’s locket from a grating near Union Square while Officer Fogarty pursues obstruction. The locket hides a dog, not a baby, and the owner laughs off the chase.
A brief item notes a general knowledge quiz titled ASK ME 9 ANOTHER and repeats the phrase as a playful contest framing. It references a recurring quiz format without specifying participants or venues and emphasizes trivia style questions.
A mixed list of trivia questions and answers covers topics from the National Housing Agency to bridge bidding terms. It includes details on the first U S automobile race in Chicago 1895 and Nobel Peace Prize winners Roosevelt and Wilson, with related questions about ox plural Everglades Emancipation Proclamation collier and Boston as Hub of the Universe.
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