Nut Bowl Puzzle Clue List Appears Incomplete
A dense OCR puzzle fragment lists Nut Bowl clues and answers with scattered numbers and partial entries. It shows multiple cryptic style hints including food items, places, letters, and objects, but many items are fragmented or garbled.
Horoscope notes and scattered biographical blurbs
A jumble of names and vague biographical hints appears, mentioning Jim Barstow Windsor P. Beath, a Washins Time Magazine correspondent born in Little Rock Arkansas, Augustus E. Giesengack of Chicago a former U.S. Public, and scattered references to aging and life ideals. The text reads like an early 20th century newspaper horoscope column mixed with partial biographical notes and stylistic musings.
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Windsor P. Beath
Washins
Time Magazine
Little Rock
Ark
Augustus E. Giesengack
Chico
U. S
New York
Fragmentary English Lesson Text From Odd Scribbles
The readable lines describe a quirky English lesson with phrases about cash, newspapers, and a family cow. Notable names are Aust Moltte Bermeworth and Bessie, with vague references to a Seaning cor and military hints. The passage reads like garbled OCR with little coherent event or clear narrative.
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Bermeworth
Carnival ace of spades risks exit at second trick
The player notes that at the second trick the ace of spades could have exited safely with a diamond, club, or remaining trump. If so, South would have faced a heart decision and a wrong guess could have doomed the slam.
Bridge hand teases East as Larceny Lou cashes in
Oswald Jacoby comments on a bridge deal where East earns a misplay by South. West leads queen of diamonds and dummy overcomes with king. South tries a hopeful guess for the heart queen but Larceny Lou forces a sure-thing sequence with jack of spades. East must decide after a diamond ruff and club ruff sequence whether to give away a heart or risk.
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East
South
West
Larceny Lou
Noy Ton
Larceny
Declarer
Lea
Lou
Louw
Eiter Way
Anniversaries and historical highlights from America Today
Know America Today's annals list notable births and deaths including Roger Sherman born in Newton Massachusetts 1721 James Leffel born in Virginia 180¢ Frank Lamson Scribner 1851 John Grier Hibben 1961 Paul Harris 1868 Miller Huggins 1879 with Today in History events from 1774 to 1992 and notable birth anniversaries for Glenn Seaborg John Arme Norman Baxter and William Jones plus related notes from the period.
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Roger Sherman
Connecticut
Newton
Mass
James Leffel
Ohio
Botetourt Co
Frank Lamson-Scribner
U. 5 S
Edmund Burke
House of Commons
Lexington and Concord
Washington
Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Catholic University of America
C. E. Duryea
Springfield
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Ger. MscArthur
Congress
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Ishpening
Mich
John Taylor Arme
Fairfield
Conn
Washington, D. C
Norman W. Baxter
Knoxville
Tenn
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