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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
10
A dense OCR dump shows Washington television lineups and sports airings including Perry Mason and various game and variety shows. It lists programs like Baseball Patsy Awards Party and World of Sports with multiple time slots and channel hints, alongside echoed names and show titles.
Wordplay excerpt from 1976 King Features Cryptoquip page lists clues and a note that A equals L. The fragment features entries such as Michigan and Gershwin with numbers and a cryptogram string, plus the line UNSEASONED and a hint about doubling opponents. It shows puzzle mechanics rather than a full narrative.
Dr David F Paulson at Duke suggests clomiphene may raise male sperm counts, with preliminary studies in selected infertility cases. Other research notes include a drug to reduce thyroid activity for alcoholic hepatitis, and a new low radiation mammography technique from USC. Lester Coleman offers a booklet for 25 cents.
A confused OCR style puzzle lists fabric names such as Brocade Boucle Sergent Maslin Ghiffon Denim Alpaca Mohair Gabardine Jersey Calico Madras Tricot ming features syndicate inc with scattered letters. The task requests finding the titled words hidden in the diagram in all directions.
The piece questions whether flattery is a form of lying and discusses motives behind praise. It explores how flattery may be believable yet misleading, and contrasts it with the comforting effect of praise that may not be entirely true. It then ponders summer camps for children, weighing traumas of separation against potential personal and family benefits, and finally asks if TV has reduced sociability as it becomes a normal living room accessory.
The article recounts a bridge hand where North-South are vulnerable and the six clubs contract faces danger after East overcalls with hearts. The declarer uses a calculated discard and spade run plan, forcing out the ace, misdirecting East, and aiming to secure the slam despite West's heart lead and Easts singleton trumps.
Aries advises adaptability as unexpected changes arise and may prove beneficial in the long run. Taurus sees creativity and agricultural interests favored around noon. community projects also bright. Gemini brings zest with generous influences in personal and business matters. make the most of it. Cancer notes subtle competition with gains in science economics sales and education. Leo says ambitions can be realized. plan a long range route for the week. Virgo warns of restricted finances. tighten spending. Libra highlights planetary influence boosting inspiration intuition and creativity for inventors and designers. Scorpio encourages clear focus and channel aggression toward worthwhile ventures. Sagittarius cautions against rushing into visionary schemes. stay guarded. Capricorn expects enterprise and initiative to spark a new outlook. Aquarius faces unforeseen business situations. seek guidance to regain balance. Pisces urges careful judgment about suggestions that might prove valuable.
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