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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
10
Saturday's Cryptoquip puzzle features a fastidious gardener among tall geraniums and a themed clue set about words and phrases. The blurb discusses independence for teens and the tension between seeking autonomy and needing support from peers and family.
In a noted bridge hand featuring B Jay E Becher as dealer, North opens with a strong no trump and South declares in 3NT after a sequence that tests defense. Edgar Kaplan, playing from the East seat, uses deliberate signaling to mislead declarer about spade and club holdings, aiming to derail the contract. The narrative highlights how careful deception and exact play by West and East can alter the outcome despite declarer’s presumed advantages.
The page outlines Tonight schedule with 7.00 to 9.30 programs including Bowling For Dollars The Untouchables Gunsmoke The Rookies Laugh In Partridge Family Hawaii Five O Monday Night Movie and Monday Night Movie plus special features and performances listed by time and channel blocks. It mentions hosts actors and programs like Pierre Berton Untamed World and Glenn Gould Plays Beethoven.
A compact roster of TV stations listed with call letters and locations including Buffalo WGR and WBEN, Cleveland WEWS and WJW, London CFPL, Hamilton CHCH, Erie WICU WJET WSEE WQLN, plus channel numbers and the byline Reg Smythe.
In this health column readers ask about dropsy now called edema and about extra heartbeats or systoles. The advice explains edema stems from fluid retention due to heart liver or kidney issues and that extra systoles are usually benign though warrant evaluation. It also debunks palmistry as medical guidance and notes the columnist may address reader questions in future issues.
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