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Brownsville herald. [volume], September 22, 1933, Image 8
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By Sidney Smith
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HORIZONTAL
1 Who is the
famous author
in the picture?
9 Inlet.
0 Native metal.
2 Account
(abbr.).
4 Preposition.
5 North
America.
6 Fourth note.
7 Brink.
9 Boy.
10 Rounded
convex
molding.
:2 Crude.
i4 Fish.
■5 Hops kiln.
:6 Plaintive.
.'9 What was the
maiden name
of the
pictured lady?
12 Shoemaker’s
tools.
.3 Pincers.
:5 Form of lotto.
16 Fuel.
17 The pictured
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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Dante
Alighieri
lady’8 most
famous book
was
propaganda?
39 Moisture.
40 Noun suffix.
41 Article.
42 Book of maps.
44 Second note.
45 Herb.
47 One that suws.
49 Sooner.
52 Child.
54 and 55 What
book gave her
lasting fame?
VERTICAL
2 Measure of
area.
3 Inlet.
4 Proportion.
5 Medicine
restoring
health.
C English coin.
7 You and I.
8 Rootstock.
11 Soft masses.
13 This book was
one of the
propaganda
causes of the
—?
16 Snap.
18 Patterns.
19 Whipped.
21 Limbs.
23 Stone.
26 Impetuous.
27 Ironwood tre^>
28 Tea.
29 Decays.
30 Lobe of th®
ear.
31 Propelled a
boat.
34 Heroine of
this author'®'
book, playmat®
of Topsy.
37 Rock.
38 To steer wild,
41 To whirl.
43 Caterpillai
hair.
45 Moccasin.
46 Lion.
48 To steal.
49 Half an em.i
50 Neuter
pronoun.
51 Ream (abbr.),
53 Seventh not®
©if lummsutlle Herald
Has Been the Valley’s Most Popular Lailyflj
Newspaper for More Than 40 Year,
Only Direct Leased Wire New. Service in
the Rio Grande Valley

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