Folding Train Rail Art Puzzle Explains Three Folds
An instruction illustrated guide shows how to transform a strange folded drawing by folding the upper part back on line one, folding back line two, and creasing on line three while tucking the corner under the flap. The process emphasizes precise folds to reveal the correct shape.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid with Mixed Entries
A scrambled list of crossword clues arranged by across and down, featuring numbers, hints for words of varying lengths, and stray letters. The mesh includes definitions for musical terms, verbs, and descriptors, with a mix of two and three letter entries and longer terms.
Fiction Corner presents Shorty No-Legs in a tough Dry Creek case
In this FICTION Corner excerpt Sheriff Shorty No-Legs, a WWI veteran with stubs for legs, faces a high stake case in Scenic City. He vows to resign if he fails to solve the murder or accident mystery amid Dry Creek county’s spate of unsolved crimes.
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Shorty No- Legs
Shorty No-Legs
Shorty
Dry Creek
Scenic City
Shorty Outmatches a Killer in a Mountain Whodunit
In a rugged mountain town, Shorty and I chase a fatal wreck on Blue River pass. Rhodes and Lefty concocted an insurance murder, using a lookalike in Chicago to lure the plan west. No-Legs unravels the truth, revealing Ellitta was the killer and the real victim.
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Shorty
Lord Fauntleroy
Chick’ Rhodes
Blue River Pass
No-Legs
Rhodes
Lefty
Chick
Chicago
California
George
Ellitta
Eliza
Ellitte
Ellitto
Old
Mexico
Artificial Ears Built From Tantalum Technology Advances
Metallic flesh and bone from tantalum aid artificial ears and nerve repairs. Dr Clarence W Balke reported to the American Chemical Society that ears are grown on tantalum wire frameworks and over 6 000 skull injuries repaired with tantalum plates. Tantalum foil and gauze aid nerve restoration and tissue healing, with tantalum described as biologically acceptable.
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Clarence W. Balke
American Chemical Society
Balke
Settling a Quarrel Among the Apa Tanis
In a remote Himalaya region the Apa Tani tribe of about 20,000 allows quarrelists to kidnap members of each other’s families and imprison them in a private stockade until a settlement is made. The custom underscores communal resolution over individual dispute in this isolated area.
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Himalayas
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