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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
10
A fragmented 19th century paper item recounts a Christian Sunday school class event near Nashville with a weather disrupted gathering at Mrs Eldred's home posted by TED COOK. The piece includes social details about the class and a quip on liquor control and repeal.
The piece riffs on a fictitious department crisis with secretary Woodin ill, Essie Doakes a stenographer handling policy, and Gertrude Stein invoked in a muddled currency debate. Other bits mock Senate hearings, bankers, and famous last words in a dated, tongue in cheek style.
The long jumble of clues mixes names, places and terms from sports, music, philosophy, and history. Prominent figures include a famous football coach linked to California and Temple, German composers, Roman antiquity, and references to English literature, science, and law. The puzzle asks for a single solution tying these disparate hints together.
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