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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
8
A large mixed clue list from a Eugene Sheffer crossword, including across numbers, theme hints, and scattered fragments like Greek, Armit, Palin, and various blurbs. It presents a cryptic puzzle texture with references to letters, fruits, languages, and world regions, plus a note about yesterday's Cryptoquip and a greeting to hula dancers.
The piece argues both genders use emotion to influence others, noting wives often gain mileage by expressing feelings to vent tensions. It suggests balancing living for now with future and past considerations, and that neither gender should be confined to one mode, advocating occasional release from constant future focus.
A famous double dummy bridge problem by an anonymous composer shows South winning the club lead with the ace, discarding a diamond, and orchestrating a sequence to unblock diamonds. The solution hinges on a diamond discard from dummy and reducing trump length to reach a line where dummy’s diamonds secure the rest of the tricks.
Channel guide for Buffalo Cleveland and Ontario cities lists stations WGR WBEN WEWS WKBW WJW CFPL CHCH WICU WJET WSEE WQLN and Union City. Reg Smythe presents the 2 4 5 lineup under the Andy Capp feature.
In this health question column Dr. Coleman relays guidance from Dr. Peter Evans on sunglasses. Cost does not equal quality. Avoid claims that sunglasses sharpen vision or remove glare. Neutral gray or smoked tints are best, green next. Lens transmit should be about 60 percent in bright sun and up to 85 percent on beaches or slopes. Even good sunglasses may not filter infrared rays. Ensure both lenses are equally dark and avoid color imbalance between lenses.
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