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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1975
Page
10
A fragmented crossword style clue list references an oratorio opening in 1975 labeled IBER 4 with numbers 15 18 39 and 28 39 18 35 36 39. It mentions Kenneth Clark and a literary collection, with phrases about sharp tools, truth stretching, relatives, and a Greek letter, all in a puzzle-like entry.
A compact list of cryptic style clues with numbered entries and brief prompts. Includes items such as God of lov, Early garden, Pronoun, To blunder, Cry, One show ing great promise, Catch up with, Lessen me and others with hints like 38-de corps and 49 Blind.
Dr Monty Del Monte of Boston's Children's Hospital Medical Center notes a quick tear analysis can detect inherited metabolic disorders such as Tay Sachs and Fabry disease in newborns. The tear enzyme level is ten times higher than in serum, and the painless sample aids early diagnosis and prompt treatment.
The article discusses video density and the evolving medical practice to observe ideas and hypotheses in medicine. It notes osteosarcoma in young adolescents, and highlights Dr Scranton of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, who believes sex hormones may influence therapy, with hormone treatment studied for breast, kidney, and prostate cancers.
Excessively loud noise damages hearing and fatigues the nervous system even without heavy work. People prefer moderate weather yet often miss seasonal change, finding excitement in volatile climates. Bridge excerpt shows a hand where West leads spades and trumps dictate the outcome, while at another table the diamond and club play unfolds with ruffs and overruffs leading to varied results.
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