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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1957
Page
4
A list of mismatched crossword like clues with numbers and partial phrases including items such as English princess, harvest goddess, Luzern native, fencing dummy, kind of acid, first number bee, boy's nickname, place of conflict, vase, salad plan, absence of blood poisoning, and various scattered terms. The text appears as an OCR mishmash of clue prompts and inconsistent spellings. No clear narrative or event is present.
A bridge deal features Sout on lead against West and Bast. South wins an opening club lead, discards, and tests the remaining suits while East and West maneuver over Declarer. The question centers on who holds the ten and whether East would risk killing his partner’s queen.
Donald E Kathifiesh sues Delnves A Kalh for divorce in circuit court. The report notes a Civil War grave near rave Oklahoma where a Confederate officer, Chevalier Indian Chief Stand Water, is buried.
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