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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1908

Page

9

Penalty for disobedient Bert and Stella after station plan

Bert and Stella, left by mother, sneak to meet at a distant station. They wait in vain as the train departs and rain begins. Their Aunt Nancy fears the outing and Bert and Stella face a stern correction when their mother arrives by auto with two guests.

Stella Utte Bart Stalla Bert Nancy Litteraliroid Stella Bemne Ame Stella Tiok Treckoh

Weekly Tele Fee Oleg Contest Winners Named

Viewers must reach The Tele Fee Oleg net by Thursday evening to claim prizes. Winners’ names will be published the following Monday. Belts winners are instructed to call The Telegram office the next day. Prizes include STEDDY BEARS and other gifts. A list of last week’s puzzle winners and consolation names is also shown with several addresses and names listed for prize pickups.

Oleg Net Mundanopd

Puzzle CORIER LETTER ENIGMA Reveals Seasonal Name

Invited but not in sleep. hillside but not atone. imovean but not In wea. Juin sadnew but not in glee. Fourth equals sixth, city three hints, merchant but not shop, incantations from a crub brush. Whole reveals a name dear to nut lovers in this season.

Biblical Conundrums Explained in Riddling Line

A playful quiz item asks who was the straightest man in the Bible and who was the shortest, with puns about Moses and Nehemiah. It ponders why Adam’s first day was longest, citing Eve in a joke format common to light church-page humor.

Wes Moses Nehemiah

Riddles With Answers

A cryptic couplet puzzle presents two parts. The riddle hints at a pairing where the first half equals half, the second equals complete, and together form a term linked to a welcoming phrase or identity. The lines fuse wordplay with self reference and familiar phrases to point to a combined solution.

Grasshopper Weds Katy Did in Country Wedding

A whimsical tale of a Grasshopper seeking a bride, spotting Katy Did among the grass, and winning her heart. They marry with family and friends present in a light, pastoral scene. The verse highlights country charm and playful romance.

Chorus Call and Station Ride End in Trouble

WANTED Girls and Boys for the 8 O Clock Chorus and for an orchestra to form immediately. Stella and Bert quarrel with their mother and Aunt Nancy after leaving their home, torn by guilt and fear as rain begins to fall on the uphill road toward the station.

Bert Stella Mamma Aunt Nancy

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