Brownsville herald. [volume], August 06, 1930, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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/ DO YOU KNOW
I THE WIDOW PUl^lES ME — \
\ ] BONDER »F SHES SINCE RF - 1
1 YOO DON’T THINK FOR A MINUTE /
\ THAT SHE REALLY CAPES FOR J
\ UNCLE BIM - % /
V DO YOU. ANDY r
f JUST SUPPOSE ME
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her Suddenly -and j
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some Time, reckon the
LEAST WE CAN WOPE FOR WOW,
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HORIZONTAL
1 Street car.
5 Father. - *
6 Rind. *&JjR
12 At this
place,
IS Night before
14 To languish.
15 Trees.
16 Swimming
organ
17 One.
16 Knitted coat
21 Moisture.
23 Made of oat.
meal.
24 Inlet.
26 Always. -
26 Thick shrub.
20 White with
ag**.
30 Dogma
32 W’ire rope.
33 Setter.
33 Middle.
30 Part of a
circle.
30 Insulated. ...
41 Stir.
43 Call of a •,
p dove.
41 Wing'd.
45 Genus of rat
• tie.
•10 To scatter.
47 Tardier.
48 Verb.
VERTICAL
8 * t _
1 Definite nr*
t idf.
2 To ease.
« 3 Branch.
4 Muddle.
5 Lon* of a bat*
** YESTERRAY*S ANSWER
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i lie.
O Flyer.
7 Indented.
8 To goad.
O Relative. V
to First letter m
a name.
11 Mesh of lace.
1 n drift. i
20 Half an em. j
21 To derogatt^y f
22 Tumor.
24 To steal
25 Sandy.
27 Scarlet.
20 Possessed. , "r
31 Sum.
32 Apple drink.
34 Festival.
35 To allot.
37 Fggs of fishe*
38 Fish. *
40 To stroke. >
It Striped fab
He.
42 Drone bee. ,
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WHICH IWOVN05 THC CAX/MOO
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<v ecvcht. omorao as a great Pome
PROJECT-, IT fi iNCIDEArAUY A SOURCE
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Love* the dounfry. ;
There are at least four tr...takes m the above picture They may per
tain to grammar, historv. ef*qu*tt«. drawing nr whatnot See If you ran
fuid them Then !<wr- at *he scramble^ word below—and unscramble It,
by switching the letters around Grade yourself y) for each of the mis
takes you find and 20 for the word if you unscramble it.
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SIDE GLANCES . George Clark
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“Well babv, I talked the boss into buying that roadster we «ere l-r-klr;
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CORRECTIONS
ill lot the sake of strength, the should be built curving ».
against the river's flow. i2i The Roosevelt dam is across the Sait riv^r
in Ariiona. instead of the Colorado river. t3i Its primary purpose %tas irri
gation instead of power. •!» Irrigation is spelled incorrectly. <5| The
icnunbled. word is PATRIOT. ^_- —