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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
8
A compact crossword item lists clue numbers 36 and 38 with partial prompts. The readable fragment shows "Core a7" and "Hidden" suggesting a themed entry or wordplay tease. Further context from the page is missing to confirm definitive answers.
Cryptic fill in quotes, cross letters and clues form a cryptogram and themed phrases. The column references a cryptoquip titled WILL GO GO GIRLS WHIRL TO THE HEIGHTS with mixed letter sequences and numbered hints.
Daily zodiac guidance offers ARIES to PISCES outlooks with cautions to be realistic, balanced, and avoid extremes. It praises self reliance, careful decision making, and prudent spending, while noting favorable conditions for finances, arts, and business. Also highlights a birthday reference to John Dee the mathematician.
The listings show a dense lineup with 7:00 blocks featuring Bowling For Dollars Truth or Consequence and midweek magazine, followed by The Waltons Mod Squad and The Dean Martin Show among others. Prime time includes Hawaii Five-O Dragnet The Streets of San Francisco and Flying Circus, with late night and weekend options noted.
A fragmented telecast guide lists Buffalo stations WGR WBEN WKBW WJW and WEWS plus Cleveland outlets WEWS and WJW with accompanying channel numbers and a London Ontario entry CFFL and Hamilton CHCH plus Erie outlets WICU WJET WSEE and WOLN. The listing appears partial with misc digits and station call signs.
In a England versus Belgium match, South player Alan Truscott faced a near hopeless three notrump after West led spades. He began with a heart finesse, then cashed diamonds and hearts to improve entries. A crucial club return finally opened dummy, allowing nine tricks with careful plan though spades offered the only real loss.
A reader apologizes for doubting gluten allergy after discovering wheat intolerance. The piece explains celiaic disease is not an allergy but a dietary intolerance to rye and wheat. It notes gluten harms the intestinal lining, is often familial, and improves with a gluten-free diet across ages.
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