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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1943
Page
8
Puzzle style list of scattered word clues with numbers and partial phrases appears as a fragmented crossword style entry. It includes definitions for terms like bone and fish, several language hints, and stray letters or abbreviations across many lines. The piece reads as a garbled dictionary style page or cryptic clue section from a historical newspaper.
Florence J Stratford of Cleveland stands out in organized bridge as a vital figure. She serves on the American Contract Bridge League committees and has won national championships, influencing local and national bridge communities. Her play on today’s hand showed instinctive opening lead, multiple ruffs, and a grand slam final sequence.
The passage asks readers to test knowledge of correct usage with questions on taste in exaggeration perfume simple hairdos office attire and maintaining a neat appearance. It prompts choosing between simple and tasteful choices and offers guidance on what to wear when unsure.
The Coney Island Chamber of Commerce forbids the phrase hot dog to be used on signs. Citizens debate proper branding and modest display to avoid discomfort or misperception in public venues.
In a quiz style, the snippets pose varied questions about bayonet fighting, identifying marks on Black Widow spirits, shell shock renamed as combat fatigue, water immersion protection for life raft gear, and a biblical world creation date of 104 BC. The answers reference methods and historical details, reflecting a curious compilation of defense and lore.
A sprawling listing details radio programs across genres from front page segments to midnight sketches and dramas. It notes orchestras and performers such as Jack Snuth and the Johnson family alongside various serialized shows, comedic spots, and youth oriented content presented by multiple stations and commentators.
Sally Thayer moves through a Washington circuit of conferences shopping and invitations. Stewart a confident, handsome insider pressures a drink while Langhorne praises her strategic PR move. Sally enjoys the escape and contemplates staying for a late night with Stewart at a grand estate.
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