Mother Nature's Curio Shop
Depicted former Spanish ruler cited in a quirky crossword clue. The entry seems to reference a playful mispronunciation or pun related to selling aid or wares in a nature themed shop.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1942
Page
12
Depicted former Spanish ruler cited in a quirky crossword clue. The entry seems to reference a playful mispronunciation or pun related to selling aid or wares in a nature themed shop.
Puzzle style clues refer to historical term list and glossary. The grid includes definitions for across and down entries such as weight allowance, harbor, epistle, and various abbreviations. Answers point to a broad set of terms linked to world language and navigation.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS NBC and blue networks. It catalogues drama serials variety shows news reports and music features with times and host names including Captain Midnight Fred Waring Dinah Shore The Cisco Kid and The Lone Ranger. The schedule shows multiple repeats and references to war related programming and a late night variety block ending with Late Variety and Sees.
William Fe McKenney recounts a bridge hand praised as a safety play by Harry Fishbein at the Mayfair Club in New York. The declarer, after winning the opening heart lead, plays the ace of clubs to discard the king of hearts, preventing any further heart ruffs by opponents and forcing them to settle for only aces in their hands.
A reader asks about teaching polite responses to children and managing social situations. Answers favor gentle refusals and guiding behavior, with four additional scenarios on interrupting stories, family conversation, fuss over a guest, and reconnecting neighbors. Final solution advocates avoid shaming a child and offers tactful responses.
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