Horoscope Capyriant 1940 Gemini insights and events
The Horoscope Capyriant notes Geminis are talented but scattered due to diverse interests and nerves. It highlights public speaking ability, June 15 as favorable for recreation, and vacations toward water. It also mentions heart and home pleasures, mental vision among friends, and potential summer help for the afflicted. Industrial themes include rising mining, inventions aiding medicine, and trade staying fair as mid summer nears. International notes warn of misread neutral policies and shifting European alliances with Pope and Mussolini shaping events.
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Gemini
United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Italy
Mussolini
Turkey
TODAY S CROSS WORD PUZZLE SOLUTION SUMMARY
Puzzle results list across and down clues from a historical crossword page. Reads like a filled grid with entries for ships officer slang venom nerv disorder slang and many themed terms. Includes references to cereal grasses vine language Irish cease and several geographic and institutional clues.
Notable Traits and Dates in Early Psychic Almanac Fragments
The fragment notes cautious social relations and emotional children born on a date, highlighting talents and temper. It lists a jumble of place names and numbers including New York and June 14, with scattered references to goods and receipts, suggesting a clipped almanac or inventory snippet.
Local Market Prices and Quotations for Wheat and Produce
Kilne Bros. furnishes local price quotations for Wheat Corn Butter Eggs and Home Grown produce. Wheat No 2 red winter 94 cents per bushel and Corn 76-78 cents. Eggs 66-61 cents per dozen. Butter 1.29 per pound. Household items include Bacon 10-12 cents per pound and Ham 25-30 cents per pound. Home grown vegetables list onions potatoes asparagus spinach lettuce radishes strawberries and spring onions with varying per unit prices. Baltimore June 14 Update shows nearby ungraded whites 16-19 cents and mixed colors 15-16 cents.
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Baltimore
Visitors and residents greet Sharpsburg families
SHARPSBURG and surrounding towns report numerous visits from Washington Martinsburg Baltimore and New York residents with many guests staying last week. Notable local event includes 89 year old Mrs Sarah Brashears of Sharpsburg sustaining a leg injury after a fall at home Saturday evening.
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William Honeycutt
James Springer
Washington
Joe Brashears
Geo. Fenn
Amy Munson
Martinsburg
Russel Peiffer
Waynesboro
Reuben Forbes
Lorraine
Milton
Annie Bender
Geo. Hurlslander
New York
A. A. Kerlin
Alta Crampton
William Crampton
Billy
Baltimore
Mabel Crampton
Dot Crampton
Albert Crampton
Hazel. Colbert
Frank Zimmerman
Chas. Cramer
Cumberland
Samuel Painter
David Gilbert
Philip Beaver
H. L. Adams
Sallie Poffenberger
Bu) Barnett
Boonsboro
Thomas Spong
Sarah Brashears
Sharpsburg
Editor Holds Post Tours in Paris Hotel
Reports from France say Demaree Bess European editor of the Saturday Evening Post waits the Germans in Paris as the sole resident with his family of the Elysee Park Hotel on the Champs Elysees. Bess, his wife and two servants occupy the seven story building, the proprietor having left. Thrifty advice follows about saving time and money by buying through the Glassified Ada.
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Tours
France
Demaree Bess
Saturday Evening Post
Paris
Elysee Park Hotel
Champs Elysees
Bess
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