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A cryptogram style word puzzle with clues across and down ranging from 1 to 43, including a note on substitution code and two sample quotes, one from Lincoln. The page presents a cryptoquote puzzle and a mixed word list.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1978
Page
2
A cryptogram style word puzzle with clues across and down ranging from 1 to 43, including a note on substitution code and two sample quotes, one from Lincoln. The page presents a cryptoquote puzzle and a mixed word list.
The writer details a pretend business trip to San Francisco to load up on Rice A Roni while noting readers’ questions about newspaper pay. He thanks fans for letters and discusses feedback on topics like four wheel drive, cabin fever, and travel. He recalls amusing sightings, mishaps, and growing paranoia about being recognized in public.
In a 1970s Washington feature, Caterpillar engineers developed a 100000 mile passenger tire for their heavy machinery and tested it for mass production. Automakers doubted economic viability and feared rim redesigns, yet Joan Claybrook tested the tire with interest and NHTSA researchers noted potential fuel savings and safety gains.
A Norwalk Reflector reader questions if a female Santa at a store is appropriate while another letter criticizes women’s duties at family gatherings. Abby replies that Santa need not be a man and Libby questions traditional chores, urging readers to reflect on Christmas compassion and family hardship. The column notes holiday context and invites readers to write Abby for replies.
The Reflector invites unsigned letters but requires signatures including name address and telephone for verification. Letters must be original and brief with a maximum of 300 words. Writers should provide verifiable contact details for publication.
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