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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1942
Page
6
Clues form a themed puzzle item listing definitions and cross-references. The grid references terms such as prohibit, depart, among, evade, the whole, music note, possessed, military police, go by, bustle, fish, grain, precipitous, Latin phrase for 411s, and a noisy feast. The content appears as a wordplay puzzle excerpt with varied definitions interwoven.
A dense OCR puzzle list presents clues and partial answers for a cross word style grid. Entries cover warmth entrance marshalling and various wordplay prompts with references to geography animals and chemistry terms, including several abbreviations and directional hints.
A dense listing of radio shows and musical programs across a day, featuring The Ben Bernie Musical Show, Navy Band concerts, Lone Ranger segments, News by Hedda Hopper, dance and variety hours, drama and mystery series, and closing late-night variety with news and dance orchestras. Multiple performers and ensembles named, with times ranging from 4:00 to after 11:00 PM.
Delegation from Raleigh, N C attended the Southern Appalachian Tournament in Asheville last year. Mrs M P Staudt and Miss Julia E Farmer won the women's pair title and plan to defend it in August. Farmer, past president of the Raleigh Bridge Association, showcased a clever trick during a fall game as West attempted to ruff out hearts and clubs.
A reader questions salon etiquette on appointments, banking on no shows, and how to handle busy operators. The guidance says no to demanding exceptions, no to interrupting with calls, and no to smoking during manicures. if unhappy with a result, decline softly and avoid blaming the stylist.
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