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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
10
Puzzle clues and grid fragment label many entries with numbers and partial words. The readable parts include references to leather, dwelling color former, expire, insect, caricature, consent, rulers, thing, thick slice, Greek letters, and various names and terms. The text appears as an OCR dump of a crossword puzzle with several Across and Down clues and scattered punctuation.
Horoscope page lists daily outlooks for each sign with advice on opportunities, finances, and behavior. It highlights Aries to Pisces notes including seeking information, avoiding haste, and teamwork, plus a personal note praising intellect and memory and mentioning a Ralph Waldo Emerson birthday reference.
In a four hand match, East opened with a bold diamond bid and pursued a slam after South overcalled with two clubs. North bid strongly, but the major-suit controls were not found, and at the other table the defense clung to two down while East-West went down only two for a valuable sacrifice.
Listings for a Thursday schedule include quiz shows and dramas such as Bowling For Dollars, Washington Debate, The Dean Martin Show, Truth or Consequences and The Waltons with midweek magazine and local debuts. The Health Q A column answers reader questions on chronic nasal congestion and ear wax, advising medical evaluation, possible allergies, sinus issues, and safe ear care with Dr Lester Coleman’s booklet offer.
Scrambled OCR lists TV stations and channels including Buffalo WGR WEBS and Cleveland WIW and WKBW with numbers and CBS affiliations, indicating a catalog of local broadcast frequencies and network mappings. The fragment shows channel numbers and station call letters for Buffalo and Cleveland markets.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting freezer products or brand names Arver and Yee and a reference to home usage or sale. No clear event, date, or location established.
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