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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
13
A garbled OCR transcript lists names, scores, and numbers without clear context. It references runners and times, but the damaged text makes it impossible to identify a coherent event or outcome.
The excerpt traces lottery origins from 55 years after 1612 and notes early royal approval for a Virginia Company venture. It describes how lotteries spread across English colonies by 1899, funded churches and colleges, with figures like George Washington among subscribers. It covers fraud, political manipulation, and anti lottery campaigns culminating in 1827 federal law, while acknowledging enduring state lotteries and warnings about revenue vs. social harm.
In a 1958 Argentina versus United States contract bridge match, opening six of spades led to two different lines. East’s ten from dummy at trick one proved correct, as South fell to three notrump after a favorable sequence, with East later leveraging the ten to force a win in one table.
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A jumble of cryptic clues spans many themes from geography and language to history and biology. Entries include references to Russian terms, French cities, ancient cultures, and common nouns, arranged like a dense word puzzle for curious solvers.
A compact daily puzzle from the Patent Office page describes a numerical fortune game. Players count the letter a in their first name, adjust by a rule to get a key number, then scan a grid from the upper left to read a hidden message. The note ends with the date 2-27.
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