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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1943
Page
10
A jumble of crossword style clues and partial words appears, listing numbers and abbreviations for Virginia College equipment Georgia Indian Lease and more. It reads like a puzzle key with terms such as belief, measure, verb forms, and plant names mixed with ancient and modern references.
A compact quiz on proper social usage for military etiquette covers inviting strangers to dinner and gifts, appropriate thanks, where a man should speak to a woman acquaintance, learning army etiquette when a wife has a husband in the service, and correct terms for an officer home on leave.
A FLOWERS WILT WARNING from a local natural curiosity shop notes that blooms fade more quickly when placed near apples due to a gas emitted by the fruit. The shop urges customers to separate flowers from fruit to preserve freshness.
A granddaughter vies for Terrence House as her grandmother dies and the missing will thwarts inheritance. Ann, once tied to Terrence House through memory and love, faces a legal heir and a strained future as Jerry Lane seeks to claim the estate. A tale of wealth, loyalty, and family ties unfolds amid local fame and a hotel built around mineral springs.
In a tense chapter ending, Mrs Terrence’s granddaughter faces sudden revelation as Barton’s claim casts doubt on kinship. Ann accuses the house of false ties while Baxton cites court records denying relation. The plot hints at a disputed inheritance as the back wing is arranged for a paying guest.
The piece presents a quiz of historical questions with concise answers. It covers the official British government organ the London Gazette, founders of the Juvenile Court system Judge Ben B Lindsay, Lincoln family public service, Alaska population mix, and the Flatiron Building in New York City named after a house mold implement.
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