Fragmentary crossword clue readouts from 43 44 11 32
Readable scraps show partial entries including 43 44 and numbers 11 32 with mention of Wheaten. Context unclear. no complete clue definitions or crossword grid.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
2
Readable scraps show partial entries including 43 44 and numbers 11 32 with mention of Wheaten. Context unclear. no complete clue definitions or crossword grid.
The piece traces the song Answer Me My Love from its German origins by Gerhard Winkler and German lyric by Fred Rauch to English success as Answer Me Oh Lord Above and later American hit status. It notes Rauch reworking the German version to fit the English lyrics, and mentions European popularity followed the English song. It also lists other Columbia releases by The Four Lads Laime and Jose Ferrer Rosemary Clooney and various b-sides and titles in a newsroom chat format.
The writer rails against dieting while admiring those who resist it. He recalls a fat man loved by locals, notes the tension of a home weight battle, and shares his own struggle with about 200 pounds on a frame meant for 178. He refuses pills, choosing stubborn resistance.
A brief reading listing scattered Bible verses includes I Corinthians 1 3 Ephe asians 4 11 16 and Peter 1 5 7 3 18 with a note toward Ephesians 4 25 Presented as fragmented scripture citations rather than a cohesive passage.
A 1954 lesson argues that adults remain capable of growth and should pursue spiritual development. It urges Christians to grow by studying the Bible, knowing Christ, and engaging in effortful practice, noting growth comes gradually through grace and knowledge.
Mary Murdock enters a cherry pie at the county fair but loses to last year’s winner Mrs. Clarisse Peters. The judge Phil Collier confirms Mary’s pie was sweeter, while her son Jimmy admits he swapped pies, buying Schultze’s pie for the contest.
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