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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
8
A fragmented crossword puzzle prompt with many numbered clues across and down plus a cryptogram note from SLIPPERY SLEETY STREETS STALL CITY TRAFFIC and a quote about twins and lost love from Dr. William E. Homan.
TV tonight lists a dense lineup featuring I Dream of Jeannie Dick Van Dyke Show The Mary Tyler Moore Show Hawaii Five O Cannon Marcus Welby and more across news specials game shows and feature programs including local repeats and hourly blocks from 1:30 to 2:12 AM with NatGeo and national broadcasts.
A compact TV guide fragment lists programs across channels and times including Andy Capp Tuesday Night David Frost Show News 10 30 and This Is Your Life with Weather and Sports segments. It reads as a faded television schedule from a past issue.
In a club where Sylvia, new to duplicate play, led the king of hearts against four spades. Her partner had bid none, so she violated the usual rule and played the highest card of her own suit. The result: South could not make the contract as Sylvia ruffed, cashed high clubs and hearts, and the hand fell one trick. Tomorrow: An extraordinary play.
A reader asks about dangers and differences between soft and hard contact lenses, with advice to consult an eye specialist. The column notes advances in lenses, cautions against quick ads promising 20 minute fittings, and stresses professional medical guidance for teenagers. It also covers first aid for head bumps, recommending pressure, cold then heat after bleeding stops, and offers a booklet on glaucoma and cataracts by Dr Lester Coleman.
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