Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Rees Answer to Saturday's puzzle
Puzzle update notes the Eugene Sheffer Rees crossword solution for Saturday. The clue hints at a 47 letter phrase and a young goal related answer.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1978
Page
9
Puzzle update notes the Eugene Sheffer Rees crossword solution for Saturday. The clue hints at a 47 letter phrase and a young goal related answer.
U S hog farmers face a price drop later in the year as the Agriculture Department notes January hog prices at 43.90 per 100 pounds, up from December, with corn steady at 1.96 a bushel. Hog corn ratio sits at 22.4, while total meat supplies and a large corn stockpile suggest higher pork production and possible declines to mid to low $30s per 100 pounds by summer or fall. Hog inventories rise to about 60.6 million head by June 1, 1978.
Nameless in New York asks why the holiday season leaves her with low spirits and anxiety. The answer notes high expectations, comparisons to past holidays, family friction, loudness, and financial stress. It explains the mood stems from disappointment and overexposure to family dynamics, offering insight into the seasonal slump.
Open talk about feelings within the family helps balance thinking and mood. Being authentic reduces role strain and improves well being for both adults and youths in household dynamics.
Reader Amy asks for old Heloise foot care advice and practical household hints. The column recalls advice to place folded facial tissues in shoes to absorb sweat and protect leather, plus tips on drying blouses, using toilet paper, and repurposing brushes.
In the London Sunday Times invitational pair championship, Kreyns and Slavenburg of Holland execute a famed swindle. West leads spades, Slavenburg ruffs, then dumps clubs to secure trick play. Despite declarer risks and West's misleading guards, Slavenburg finishes with A J 9 7 of clubs to make five hearts doubled.
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