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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
9
Scrambled lines reference a team roster and player measurements with mentions of weight height and dates. It cites Lanier and Bra Lake with unclear context and a national event or schedule. The text remains incomplete and cannot confirm full facts.
A reader asks about nylon net scarves that are lightweight wrinkle free and easy to carry. Jotted tips describe folding square pieces, decorating with fringe, and making holiday gifts for brides and friends.
A publicized lineup features Barbara McNair Hal March on You Don’t Say at 3 40 pm. Saigon themed early show with Alan Ladd Veronica Lake and Douglas Dick at 4 30 pm. McHale’s Navy at 7 pm Rawhide 7 30 pm Dr Kildare 8 30 pm Tuesday Night Movie The Proud Rebel at 9 pm Pro Football Mayhem on a Sunday Afternoon 11 45 pm Sports Special 11 15 pm Tonight with Bill Dana Arthur Pryor Pry sock 11 30 pm.
The article discusses bridge strategy under pressure in a six diamond contract. It examines how the common third hand high principle can fail and uses a specific hand where East should play the jack of hearts on the opening lead to deduce Souths A Q and set up the defense.
The text describes a numerical word game JHEPE that yields a daily fortune. It instructs counting the letters in your first name, adjusting by minus four if six or more, or plus three if fewer than six, to get a key number. Starting top left, check key numbers left to right and read letters under them for a message.
A damaged crossword listing by Eugene Sheffer shows partial entries including horizontal clues and scattered word fragments such as Danish weight, a whale, a card game and a city in Pakistan. The text is incomplete with many missing letters and entries.
A jumbled list blends river names European landmarks and archaic terms with hints like Italian resort animal and former Russian ruler. Readers deduce connections across oceans of words in a wordplay grid style.
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