Cryptoquote puzzle quotation hinting at hidden message
Daily cryptoquote presents a coded line AXYDLBAAXR mapping letters with a substitution system. The quote reads TWO THINGS ARE BAD FOR THE HEART RUNNING UPHILL AND RUNNING DOWN PEOPLE attributed to BERNARD GIMBEL.
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Bernard Gimbel
Daily Bridge Hero Chance in Spinguld Tarke Contest
Frank Stewart reports in Tribune Media Services on the ACBL Seminer Championships where Soloft Passell and his partner faced a tough six spades auction. East discarded, Soloft’s alert play and Passell’s dummy work left the field debating bids and temperament while Soloff eyed a potential hero move.
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Solo
Ikenst Passel
West
King of Diamonds
Passil
Sole East
Cube Passel
Soloft
Garnonds
Soloff
Daily Bulletin
East
Declarer
West Solo
Passell
How to prepare collard greens a practical guide
The column explains rinsing and trimming fresh collards before cooking. It offers two recipe sketches with bacon and garlic options, detailing steps from sautéing bacon to simmering greens with onion pepper and optional sugar and hot sauce, plus serving ideas with vinegar and cornbread.
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Jerry F
Hubby
Perry Mason
Boston Legal
Denny Crain
Europe
American
Africa
Crossword by Thomas Joseph Across and Down
Puzzle clues list for a newspaper crosswords page with numbered across and down entries across categories including geography people and wordplay. It includes theme hints and cryptic like segments and a few price references. The page spans various clue lengths and ends with a grid style layout for entertainment.
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Ozy
Hoyt and
Jett Knurok
Aitat
Ama
Anita
Rieo Seeren
SUDOE
Tibune
Rambl
Ari Arnot
Argirion
Holury
Daily Bridge Club
Frank Stewart
Tribune Media Services
Tribune Media Services, Inc
Spuz
Gata
Michael Mepham
Jim Coleman and
Candace Hagan
McClatchy-Tribune
Philadelphia Daily News
N. Broad St
Philadelphia
Chefcoleman
Aol
Thomas Joseph
Magic Johnson
Georgia
Colum
Politico
Don Quixote
Arizona City
Urano
Univ. Or Acad