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Puzzle appears to list a horizontal word search or crossword with garbled entries. Clues include references to a U S president and various partial phrases, with numbered positions and obscured spellings.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1942
Page
10
Puzzle appears to list a horizontal word search or crossword with garbled entries. Clues include references to a U S president and various partial phrases, with numbered positions and obscured spellings.
A chaotic OCR page shows a vertical list of clues and partial phrases for a word puzzle along with stray lines about praise for a dish and a cheeky Q&A. The jumble includes dietary hints, chemical symbols, and political figure mentions, making the intended crossword feel unreadable.
A dense listing of radio programs and performers across blocks from morning to late evening. Entries mention Frank Farrell, Captain Midnight, Mary Ann, Don Winslow, Frazier Hunt, Amos and Andy, Harry James and His Orchestra, Al Jolson, Fred Waring, and other acts with varied genres. Several time stamps and show notes indicate a broad station lineup with news, commentary, and entertainment.
A New York judge questioned duplicates skill in bridge while Mrs Sobel of New York won three of four Metropolitan Tournament events. She argues victory comes from handling poor cards well and describes a pivotal hand where careful play forced tricks and a squeeze.
A short quiz on proper table manners and etiquette asks if discussing a course at dinner is appropriate, whether children should be publicly corrected at table, if they may be sent to wash hands before meals, and whether offering advice at table is proper.
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