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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1969
Page
9
A column advises women over 40 on handling employment interviews. It warns against listing home duties as barriers, and suggests presenting reliable plans for balancing home life with work. It emphasizes confidence, practical arrangements, and minimizing child care emphasis while acknowledging duties.
East must return the four of hearts after West leads a club to hold the contract. By preserving trump control, East can stop declarer from making eleven tricks, given bidding implies South holds the ace of spades and diamonds.
A dense jumble of across and down clues for a Eugene Sheffer style crossword puzzle featuring numerous entries from War god to Tove L. Details include various wordplay prompts such as Speck Occasion Nobleman Mine and many numbered clues across and down with scattered, cryptic hints and abbreviations. The page resembles a puzzle grid with multiple thematic and ancillary descriptors across lines and columns.
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