Ambitious crossword clue list from old newspaper page
A scanned puzzle page shows a large to-be-solved set of across and down clues with partial entries for Ambassador HORIZONTAL and other numbered lines. The fragment includes definitions for terms like Astringent mineral salt Filament and various cryptic indicators, but many entries are missing or garbled due to OCR.
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U. & Ambassado
U. S
Expert's Safety Play Goes Wrong in Bridge Tale
The piece discusses a bridge safety play from S J Simon's book Why You Lose at Bridge. An international player misplays when five remaining trumps split three two, costing the contract. It notes declarer wins the first trick but finesses the jack of spades and loses, while West’s heart opening hints at a ruff backfiring.
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America
S. J. Simon
Mr. Simon
London
Declarer
East
South
Expert
West
Paul Fegan
Carmel
Bob Hope
Paramount
Lauritz Melchior
Orchel la
Praver
Ed Griffith
John Carradine
Joan Forlaine
Emperor Waitz
Jean
Hollywood By Erskine Johnson Seeks Light on Show Biz Quirks
Hollywood gossip notes range from Dick Haymes show delays and termites to Daphne Skouras and Sylvia Sidney on publicity. Bing Crosby sales hit ten million yearly while Don O’Conor awaits first starring film. Tony Martin serenades Rita Hayworth as crab dishes flavor a studio lunch scene.
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Hollywood
Gordon Jenkins
Dick Haymes
Paradise
Daphne Skouras
Spyras Skouras
Wanda Anarharmine Hanlkin
Sydney Greenstreet
Mike Curtiz
Van
van Johnson
Sylvia Sidney
New
Hollywood Publicity
David E. Green
Franke Veloz
Donald O'Conor
Tony Martin
Rita Hayworth
The
Kings
Life in Bradford City in the 1920s follows shifting mores
In three years life in Bradford City changes as women gain presence in bars and dress trends shift. Violet, now August Bradford's wife and Rodney’s mother, is painted by a New York artist. Lillie clings to past life and a distant Juterville. Christmas 1925 brings scarlet fever for Violet as Rodney’s care becomes a family responsibility.
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Lillie
Violet
Mrs. Bradford
Rodney
August Bradford
New York
Reynolds
Devonshire
Washington House
Juteville
Mom
Capone
O'Banier
Cicero
Bradford
Lillie O'Dell
Lillie confronts Violet's death and her lost family ties
In the Episcopal churchyard Violet is laid to rest as Lillie recalls failed plans and guilt over Violet's fate. Pud counsels patience, insisting Violet lived her own life and was happy. Lillie then shifts from old to new life, financially supported by Rose and herself adapting to change in Juteville.
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Lillie
Pua
Bill
Pud
Violet
Bradfords
Juteville
Beatrice Bradford
East Bradford
Rodney
Lille
Bradford City
Washington House
Philadelphia
Christscas
Bradtara
Rose
Davenport
Lile
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Spanish Town
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Iriorisite
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