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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
9
A fragmentary line hints at a cryptic exchange involving a figure named Haller. The unreadable text leaves readers guessing at context, identity, and meaning while inviting speculation about origin and purpose.
Clark Kinnaird traces the 1840 presidential canvass as a unique popular and emotional campaign with William Henry Harrison opposing Van Buren. It notes Whig unity, Tyler as VP, Harrison’s appeal via song and slogan, and Van Buren caricature including Old Kinderhook.
The article explains a high level bridge slam sequence from a Bermuda Bowl context. It details Neapolitan Club system bids from Forquet and Siniscalco, including one club through seven spades, with emphasis on point counts aces and trump support guiding the slam decision.
Television guide lists multiple films and shows with times including Glory Brigade Every Girl Should Be Married Virginian Beverly Hillbillies Wednesday Night Movie The Marriage Go Round He and She Run For Your Life Footsteps in the Mog and Joey Bishop Show with guest stars Burns and MacRae.
A cryptogram puzzle reminds readers that one letter substitutes for another. The sample shows A for the three L s and X for the two O s with hints from word length and formation. Each day the code letters change and the quotation appears.
Puzzle presents a dense mixed list of clues with numerous misspellings and garbled words. It includes cross references to breweries articles vowels and names with partial answers scattered through the grid. The legible items involve wine, poets, authors, and generic crossword conventions amid corrupted text segments.
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