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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1977
Page
10
February 26, 1977 notice discusses nicotine addiction, noting long-term quitters have better records than recent quitters. It suggests veterans have warnings like persistent coughing or reduced taste and appetite as reasons for longer abstinence.
The fragment discusses a suicide catastrophe and questions about signs and prevention. It mentions a grieving person asking who bears responsibility and whether life could have been redirected. The garbled text references a crossword by Eugene Sheffer and ancient country clues amid the distressed musings.
The column argues health includes the mind and warns that unseen personality changes and mood shifts can signal distress. It suggests professional guidance might have prevented despair and notes that dwelling on past family issues can hinder personal growth.
In a bridge contest pitting South dealer B Jay Backer against West, Sam Fry as declarer executes a flawless play to make a tough slam. He overcomes heart finesse issues, ruffs the queen of spades, and disposes of dummy’s spades, while opponents misread signals and miscoordinate. The analytic sequence highlights Fry’s precise timing and the deception of defenders.
A partially readable horoscope fragment offers zodiac sign motifs and advice. It mentions dates like May 22 to June 21 for Gemini and other signs, urging planning, knowledge, and measured action. The text references financial review, initiative, and balancing ingenuity with certainty, but contains many garbled phrases and illegible sections.
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