Crossword-Solution: HELIOGRAM 9 letters, 4 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 15

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HELIOGRAPH-transmitted message 1 answer
MESSAGE by heliograph 1 answer
message sent by reflecting the sun's rays in a mirror 1 answer
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EERAT
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Losing all heart at his defeat, General Buller, although he had been officially informed that White had provisions for seventy days, sent a heliogram advising the surrender of the garrison.
The Great Boer War Arthur Conan Doyle 2002
Brigadier-General Massy was informed, in reply to his heliogram, that Baker would be despatched at once to drive the enemy from their position and force them to fall back upon the Cavalry, upon which Massy immediately made the arrangements which appeared to him most advisable for blocking, with the limited number of sabres at his disposal, the several roads by which the enemy might attempt to escape.
Forty-one years in India Frederick Sleigh Roberts 2005
Just then my mind was considerably relieved by a heliogram from Baker informing me that he was on his way back to Kabul.
Forty-one years in India Frederick Sleigh Roberts 2005
CHAPTER XVIII "WITHIN MEASURABLE DISTANCE" _January 22, 1900._ Twelve weeks to-day since Black Monday, when our isolation really began! A heliogram came from Buller to say all was going well, and in this evening's Orders we were officially informed that relief is "within measurable distance." I don't know about time, but in space that measurable distance is hardly more than fifteen miles.
Ladysmith H. W. Nevinson 2005
Soon after midday a heliogram came through from Buller, saying he had severely defeated the enemy yesterday, and believed them to be in full retreat.
Ladysmith H. W. Nevinson 2005