Brownsville herald. [volume], July 25, 1929, Page FOURTEEN, Image 14

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The Brownsville Herald’s Daily Comic Features
MUGGS McGINNIS — A Different Problem —Wally Bishop
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iTIGH PRESSURE PETE — Leave It to Pete —Swan
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(BROWNSVILLE TITLE COMPANY,
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Complete abstracts of title to lands in Cameron
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ACROSS
1—A single turn
5—Back
S—Commanded
12— In addition
13— Movable cover
14— Dry
15— Snow vehicle
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IS—Renders gloomy
20— Ill-natured
21— Pertaining to side
23—At later time
■26—Indistinct
27—A vehicle
30—Kind of dog
32—Administering of medicine in.
prescribed quantity
34— Attempt
35— Writing fluid
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3S—Distilled, as dew, upon
40—Cripples
43—Conundrums
47—Having being
43—Metal-bearing vein
50—Besides
61—Permit
52— Canal in N, \■
53— Cease from motion
54— Insect
65—riaces ’
DOWN
1— Food fish
2— Wide-mouthed pot
3— Employed
4— Walked with short step?
5— Piece of stone for striking fro
6— Cleansed after washing
7— Unusual
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17—Inspired with ardent lovo
19—Being first
22— To clear
23— Skillful
24— In favor of
23—Plaything
27— Domestic animal
28— Generation
29— Bottom of watercourse
31—Termination
33—Loads with burden
Sfi—Edible part of nut
3S—Harass
39— Quick at repartee
40— Malicious look N
41— Crossbar supporting a vehicle
42— Fail to attain
44— Learning
43— Prepare for publication
40—Perceives
45— Dwarfish sprite
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