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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
9
The article notes the non-democratic notion of a First Lady having an official role beyond law, highlighting Dol ly Madison as a dominating host and public figure in early Washington society, expanding prominence during the Jefferson administration and beyond.
A compact biographical note on Dolley Madison, born May 20, 1768 in Guilford County North Carolina, her marriage to John Todd and later James Madison, her role as a national figure shaping public opinion, and her portrayal as Columbia in early American cartoon imagery during the era of Jefferson and the Second War of Independence, with reference to Library of Congress materials.
TV schedule lists Gunpoint at 5:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. at Five Thirty Theatre with Blondie at 7:30 p.m. French Cher at 8:00, Tronsides at 8:30, Thursday Night Movie The World the Flesh and the Devil at 9:00, Dean Martin Show at 10:00 in color, Late Show The Nevadan at 41:30, Joey Bishop Show at 11:30, Tonight Show in color at 11:30 with Bob Hope Newhart Douglas Ames.
Bridge expert Becker discusses a three notrump sequence where best play hinges on discards and a king of diamonds. South later leads diamonds and must avoid giving West a critical discard, as the king of diamonds can decide the final result.
The page shows a cryptogram sample with letter substitutions, plus yesterday's Cryptoquote and a list of crossword style clues and numbers. It includes a horizontal and vertical puzzle section with entries like God stride of war and Prima donna 88, with various wordplay hints and example mappings.
A garbled OCR style list lists numerous clues and pairings such as By Eugene Sheffer and various numbered items. It reads like a cryptic crosswords or word puzzle page with scattered terms including names, numbers, animals, and places.
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