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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
10
A reader asks about using aged antishistamine pills and leftover medicines and is advised to discard drugs that have not been used for years and to consult a physician before reuse. Separate letters warn about nasal fracture risks in a child, pregnancy flying risks, and a book offer on alcoholism.
A fragmented bridge column describes a bidding sequence and opening lead in a 1926 game. The narrator recalls meeting Sylvia during a prior hand where spade distribution and cuebids hinted at a strong hand, with Sylvia smiling over modest spade holdings as the partner faced a potentially large six-spade contract.
In a bridge column Sylvia defeats Thad with a dummy reversal and a squeeze after a diamond lead. The narrative shows Sylvia ruffing diamonds and discarding, then a sequence ending with her jack of hearts and spades, while Thad misreads the final discard. The item mixes card play with TV listings and a light backstage gossip tone.
While scanning the comic page readers note the Classified Page offers space for SELL BUY RENT OR LEASE listings. The column underscores the practical value of placing advertisements where buyers and sellers expect them in the newspaper.
Puzzle list with scattered clues and garbled text includes references to crossword entries like Saered vasa its youre ton pup and monster, with numbered hints such as 1 through 48 across and down. The fragmentary page reads like a jumble of clue phrases, partial words, and misread letters, offering little coherent content beyond a general crossword theme and attribution to Eugene Sheffer.
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