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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1958
Page
7
A mixed reader puzzle includes across and down clues with names such as Hebrew Prophet and references to places like Tel Aviv. The grid lists various wordplay prompts including river names, dance steps, and descriptors across multiple entries.
A cryptogram quotation hints at letter substitution with A standing for L and X for O. The sample shows two lines of coded text and a reveal of the quote about stories, shams, and lies tied to Cervantes and 1958 King Features Syndicate.
Lucille Dobson fourteen and Pamela Rotondo twelve traveled from Connecticut to Kansas City Missouri for the national convention of the Future Homemakers of America. Lucille serves as Connecticut historian of the organization and Pamela as its state song leader.
A letter warns that timing matters in affection and loyalty in personal relations. It tells of a correspondent who criticized her beau after he lost his part time job, making her seem a gold digger and driving him away. It urges considering others circumstances and maintaining tact. Start, snow, chums.
A compact guide to painless furniture touch ups. It covers repairing small finish blemishes with ashes on a wet finger, using wax touch up crayons, raw linseed oil and walnut oil for scratches, linseed oil with turpentine for white discoloration, and staining and sealing worn spots with shel lac or varnish to blend with the original finish.
The Bridgeport clinic of the Connecticut Commission on Alcoholism will mark its 10th anniversary in November. Robert Strayer of Fairfield oversees the psychiatric social work at the clinic which aims to restore alcoholics as useful citizens.
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