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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1961
Page
11
The astrology column advises tact in relations tomorrow, promises a good period for lofty aims, and highlights opportunities in the next three months for birthday individuals. It notes travel, romance favorable windows, and a child born that day with a charming but flattered temperament. It ends with a note that Waco Texas derives its name from the Huaco Indians.
A compact clue list answers for a daily crossword. Entries include sloping roadway and French and English terms with definitions. The puzzle features terms such as incline ramp glaze and foregone etc.
A crossword list with clues covering varied terms from lasso thrower to Indian mulberry. Includes entries such as lasso thrower oneness civet like cat and book census abbreviations with several numeric gaps and missing letters.
The column explains why Pinochle confuses players with a 48 card deck, no cards below nine, and duplicates of every card. Deck order mirrors bridge from ace to nine, but with ten outranking king.
In a club game John, a pinochle expert, bids to six spades and fumbles a rank misorder. East corrects him by claiming the lead, returning a club and forcing a club or red king issue. The error paradoxically helps John reach a slam. John never returns to pinochle.
William Ritt notes Cre mona aims to purchase a 1710 Stradivarius, the town’s first violin of note. The New York Public Library curates large print books for tired readers. Tibet’s Dalai Lama is described as a powerful figure. Christmas magazine appearances remind one of Thanksgiving shopping. Cores School pupils read far more than in 1900.
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