Across and Down Word Puzzle Clue List Released
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
3
The next issue will reveal the solution to a mixed horizontal and vertical word puzzle. Readers are invited to check the upcoming page for the completed grid and definitions.
The article explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Each word starts with a numbered letter. horizontal gives letters up to the first black square, vertical fills to the next black square below. New letters fill black spaces and all words are dictionary terms with noted abbreviations slang and archaic forms.
Samuel R. Rosoff, Minsk-born New Yorker and head of Rosoff Engineering, is named lowest bidder to build a section of the St. Nicholas avenue route through Washington Heights at 4 617 000. He also runs Rosoff Sand and Gravel and plans Yale-bound sons, while living in Marlboro and staffing a Pennsylvania Hotel suite.
James C. Davis, director general of railroads for the federal government, closes the wartime operation with a final report. The railroad administration will linger briefly to handle damage suits and loan settlements, but its work is nearly finished. The final tally shows costs of 1.6745 billion dollars for war rail service and the liquidation described as the largest ever for a single commercial interest. Davis, born in Keokuk in 1857, rose from city solicitor and mayor to Des Moines attorney, then Chicago general solicitor, and was named director general in 1921.
Abd-el Krim demands full independence and the end of the Spanish protectorate. He insists on monarchic rule for the Rif and rejects Sultan Mulay Yussef as sovereign, stating he will direct operations through his brother while seeking Spanish withdrawal.
Dr. Franklin H. Martin, chair of the Gorgas Memorial Institute in Chicago, says seven to twelve extra years may be added to the average lifespan through preventive medicine and sanitation. The institute aims a nationwide campaign citing army health practices to reduce disease and costs, projecting annual savings over a billion dollars.
A London barrister recently achieved a historic victory at the Court of Criminal Appeal, securing freedom for two men who had been previously convicted.
Card fan Bishop Beauchamp says the Methodist church now permits dancing and card playing, noting the youth’s craze. A family feud over cremation or burial after a father’s death is cited, resolved by the eldest son a bridge fanatic. Gases from heated asphalt roads blamed for many quake deaths in Japan.
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