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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR describes a horse or track event with distances 300 yards and 38 yards and mentions a winner from the field and a runner named K acuse in New York. Mentions Jene Michael with a double and scores, but details are garbled.
Article notes how soda water and cola spread globally as American habits seen in foreign lands. It recalls Dr Joseph Priestley fleeing intolerance in England and developing carbonation in Pennsylvania, adapting Selters water into fizzy drinks. It mentions Dr Philip Physick making artificial effervescence for patients.
Flavoring lemon juice and a sterile mix made soda water a health drink in Philadelphia. Yellows fever outbreaks in 1793 sent Washington and others to safety, while New York rose after 1790. Bottling plants and machine dispensers spurred mass demand, with the first U.S. patent in 1883. soda fountains reached boisterous fashion at expositions and coin operated devices appeared later.
North opened notrump in a team match game. Stayman negates, redouble, and a bold two clubs by South leads to a surprising eight tricks. Declarer finesses, ruffs, and clubs score to South for two clubs redoubled with three overtricks totaling 1910 points.
One letter stands for another in a cryptogram quote. A is used for the three Ls and X for the two Os. The code letters change daily and the quote hides the original sentiment. Yesterday's Cryptoquote features a witty Bert Taylor line about a bore and honesty.
A jumble of crossword clues and partial entries from a Eugene Sheffer puzzle page. It includes numbered across and down hints for words like queen, king of Judah, pronouns, animals, flowers, Ivy League, and various misc terms, with stray punctuation and formatting errors.
TV listings for April 20 1987 include Mike Douglas at 4:30 with Pete Fountain and JoAnn Heather ton. Five Oclock Movie profiles Bob Mathias at 5. Cult of the Cobra at 6 05 features Richard Long. Daniel Boone at 7 30 endangers by killer bear. My Three Sons at 8 30 shows Robbie selling real estate. A Raisin in the Sun at 9 features Sidney Poitier. Wide Open Door at 9 30 stars Tony Randall and Honor Blackman. Dean Martin at 10 features Dom DeLuise Gene Krupa Carol Lawrence Bob Newhart. Late Show at 11 20 follows Human Jungle with Gary Merrill.
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