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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
4
Across clues present a themed puzzle with names such as THOMAS JOSEPH and various cross references. Down clues include to the point red d k seasonal song and other entries with related wordplay and puns. The puzzle lists multiple entries including famous figures and common nouns as typical crossword fodder.
A cryptogram explains substitution code basics with a practice message and a prior quote about society and sin. The example shows letter mapping like A for L and X for O, plus hints from word structure.
Dear Abby advises there is no subtle way to request a clean up or address odor. If the friendship matters, keep avoiding invites. Other letters discuss honesty at work, hosting organic meals, and handling family tensions with direct talk.
A dense listing of film showings and TV programs across the day from Friday with titles such as Dear Heart The Desperate Hours The Old Dark House The Homecoming A Christmas Story and Tonight’s anchor programs including Sanford and Son Brady Bunch Love American Style Nighttime movies and children's cartoons along with news programs and specials. The schedule features multiple channels and time slots from 11:30 a.m. through 5:30 p.m. and beyond, listing actors and show names in a typical newspaper timetable format.
Norwalk Seminary opened in 1833 in the former Academy building with Rev. Jonathon E. Chaplin as principal. It grew, hosted notable figures, burned in 1836, and relocated before Ohio Wesleyan University’s 1842 founding led to the end of the Norwalk school.
An assortment of readers weigh in on Nixon emergency powers Camp David spending and security. The column notes include 470 laws granting powers, a Sinatra contribution claim, Nixon’s Camp David spending and pool project, and reader questions about security ratings and speed limits.
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