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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
9
A reader describes finding a hostile private note on her car accusing her driving and parking skills. The bite includes threats and insults about a fake ticket and a venting message to Ann Landers.
East dealer in North Sub, 441007 BSAQ8EE, faced slim chances as declarer. The hand records show risky play with a final score of $3105 and Q eliminated from the trump suit amid a tense vote on the table.
A long horoscope section lists zodiac periods with gift emphasis on money, ventures, intuition, job puzzles, caution against new acquaintances, helping associates, and debt reminders. It closes with a bridge bidding note from a 1963 France U S match describing a three notrump contract and a contrasting three clubs contract and score outcomes.
On August 9 history marks the Nagasaki bombing in 1945 with tens of thousands killed. Francis Scott Key was born in 1780. The first steam locomotive rail run occurred in 1831 between Albany and Schenectady. Patrick Kennedy died in 1963. Maj Kasler was shot down in 1965. A kidnapped official was slain in Uruguay in 1970.
A compact crossword style snippet lists clues and partial answers ranging from nuptial party and Greek letters to festive symbols and geographic hints. It includes references to wedding crest buttons and items like tissue letter and shield. The item sequence moves through various wordplay prompts with multiple abbreviations and old terms.
Reader tips show practical fixes from nylon net toy bags to organized closet storage. Mrs Lovell uses drawstring nets and cup hooks to keep toy parts together and reachable, reducing lost pieces and mess. Multiple homemaking ideas follow, including spray bottle and ironing aids, and a weekly good deed pledge.
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