Coons and burglars mix with Snapper tales in late issue
The page recounts a night hunt plan gone awry with Bob and Gill at a sawmill and a tall lean intruder, followed by Old Mr. Snapper tale of Tom and Jerry tail antics. It ends with a tailors game of red cap and blue cap as amusement for readers.
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Biographical Conundrums Unravel Odd Historical Facts
The puzzle asks for a ruler who studied shipbuilding under the name Peter Zimmerman a monarch who wore four inch red heels to appear taller a Grecian orator who spoke with pebbles in his mouth a composer who could not hear his own works and a noble queen who sold jewels to fund exploration seeking a new waterway to India.
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