Puzzle grid from 1925 newspaper wordplay
A dense OCR style puzzle page lists numerous clues with numbers and partial answers. It includes horizontal and vertical sections, various word lengths, and references to a solution to appear in the next issue.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Instructions
Step by step guide explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Numbers mark starting letters for each word per definitions below the grid. No letters in black spaces. words are dictionary with exceptions for proper names and abbreviations.
What was the most difficult thing you ever did
A conversational prompt reflecting on past challenges and a playful personal confession about making ten easy payments.
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Desert Rat Carson Wins Potential 25 Million Fortune
George Campbell Carson a fifty eight year old miner and self styled desert rat learned the US Circuit Court of Appeals decision awarding him potential winnings from the American Smelting and Refining company for patent on copper ore smelting devices. Counsel estimate five million dollars due with further twenty million possible from other suits. Carson remains in his lab refining more inventions while his past shows he left Kansas at fourteen and once found the Wonderful silver mine near Clifton Arizona selling it for a thousand five hundred before his ore sidecharge invention tripled furnace capacity.
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Churches Fall Behind As Bedford Blames Crime On Modern Life
A. C. Bedford of Standard Oil criticizes churches for lagging with the times as crime rises. He cites automobiles and motion pictures as powerful influences and argues churches must adapt to changing social life or be left behind. He notes uncertainty about immigration and prohibition as primary causes.
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King Victor Emmanuel III Silver Jubilee Celebrated in Rome
Visitors to Rome this summer will witness Holy Year observances and the silver jubilee of King Victor Emmanuel III. Representatives of nearly every foreign power will attend the celebrations. The king, who ascended after Humbert’s assassination in 1900, has led Italy to historic prominence through his patriotism and courage, earning praise for his judgment, justice, and honesty.
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Masaryk at 75 and his war memoirs in Prague
Masaryk, president of Czechoslovakia, celebrates his seventy fifth birthday as his war memoirs appear in Prague. The noted statesman recounts efforts to establish the Czechoslovak Republic and his views on World War I. Born in Moravia, Masaryk rose from humble origins to a leading European political figure and was elected the republic’s first president in Prague.
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Germany
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University of Prague
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Republic of
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