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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1947
Page
7
An item from the Weekly Newspaper Service announces a booklet titled How to Raise and Train Your Nog. Printed at 2B West Ith Street New York New York with pane address zone, booklet file and No 72.
A set of eight curious queries covers baseball history Basque mountains elephant feeding costs a biblical witch the Red Cross cross lineage eye growth and American injury tallies.
The set lists answers to eight questions: 1 Arthur Cummings of the Stars of Brooklyn. 2 Pyrenees. 3 125 pounds hay 80 pounds bran. drinks 50 gallons water. 4 Endor. 5 a Geneva cross. 6 Thirty with half over and half under 30. 7 eye stops growing but lens grows for life. 8 one in 13 in country, accidents killed 100000 Americans, up 4 percent from 1945.
On the Sullivan Square platform three people wait as three southbound El trains halt. Rorty, a tough detective, senses danger and plans to confront McHugh, who has written to the girl. An old woman feeds pigeons as a train arrives and tension builds for a confrontation.
Matt Rorty dodges pigeons and a crowd as he battles to reach a Canada escape. Kit and Ma confront danger and a possible murder confession while on a moving train and platform.
A cheerful winter bed spread features bluebirds and red roses woven into a lazy daisy garland. The decorative motif evokes a warm, nostalgic mood suitable for cozy interiors.
The list shows four crossword style hints 42 43 44 and 46 with bankers and historical references. 42 suggests bankruptcy 43 Roman highway 44 Ancient Persian and 46 Melody.
The piece describes a revived bullfighting stunt where a matador, dressed in white, stands statuesque on a pedestal and remains unarmed. About seven of ten bulls are fooled at first sight and walk away, while others topple the statue, exposing the motionless matador. In rare cases a bull is not fooled and the matador must flee.
A rare circus performance features a wild animal trainer guiding a full grown lion as it gallops around the ring with the trainer clinging to the mane for steadiness.
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