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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
7
A long list of numbered clues covers horizontal and vertical entries, including names, places, and common terms. The note says the solution will appear in the next issue, indicating this is a puzzle page teaser with many intersecting words to fill.
In a tense exchange at the fortress, Elsa Prancks taunts Governor Krossneys while Gerald secures a cash payment via drafts and a midnight audience. Gerald exits to the street hopeful his mission nears success and a possible return to England within a day.
Gerald meets the scheming Governor Krossneys as they plan to smuggle Number Twenty-nine out of the country. A deadly timetable unfolds with deception, forged papers, and a staged death to cover the escape.
A Boston Evening Transcript piece notes that many women improve their apparent age by omitting years from their age tells and records. The reflection suggests social pressure to appear younger.
A brief quote reflects a philosophy of embracing optimism and action to sustain happiness and progress.
An old advertising claim promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children. The copy urges mothers to ask for the genuine product with age appropriate directions printed on the bottle and to reject imitations.
Catherine C. Noyes of Lynne Connecticut and New York abandons society life to pursue a legal career and establish herself at the bar.
An ad claims Freezone relieves all corn types in moments with a few drops. It states the product costs only a few cents and requires no soreness or irritation, letting users lift the corn away with fingers.
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