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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1977
Page
6
Fragmentary crossword style list with mismatched clues and altered spellings. Includes names such as Eisenhower, West, Torme, and references to places, months, and abbreviations. Dense with incomplete entries and stray letter patterns across a large set of numbered clues.
A scrambled collection of phrases and numbers appears to mix literary references, names, languages, and common nouns. The items include person names, occupations, nationalities, and everyday objects, presented without a coherent narrative or clear linkage.
The text recounts 11 Samuel 6:1-7 and explains God's holiness through the Ark of the Covenant. It notes strict transport rules, Levites carrying it, and Abinadab's neglect. Uzzah touched the ark, disobeying the law, and was struck down. It also mentions San Francisco earthquake fire deaths, with the fire causing far more damage than the quake.
A reader asks about trichinosis after undercooked pork. Dr Lamb notes the disease remains dangerous, outlines incubation, symptoms such as nausea and muscle pain, tests like muscle biopsy, and treatment plus strong emphasis on prevention through proper cooking to 140F per pound, freezing pork, and careful handling of home prepared products.
Jim Sterup became president of the Columbus Sertoma Club on Wednesday, taking over from Norman Blink who led the club the past year. Installing also were Mike Tracy of Scottsbluff district governor and Chuck Gonka as first vice president, Dick Rowe as second vice president, Neil Graff as third vice president, Mike Evans as secretary treasurer, and Willis Taplan as sergeant at arms.
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