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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
4
Crossword by Thomas Joseph with clues across and down including inflexible Massenet opera and Moslem prayer call hints. Players fill answers like Grape tid bit and storage bob with varying wordplay and language quirks across a themed grid.
A coded substitution puzzle explains that A stands for L and X for O in LONGFELLOW. The sample shows how to crack the quote and notes a famous Oscar Wilde line about trusting a woman who reveals her real age.
TV listings brief notes and program guide teasers reflect a historical broadcasting snapshot with channel names, times, and shows. It highlights schedule blocks for afternoon and evening viewing across stations and regions, capturing the era's popular series films and broadcasts.
A detailed listing of evening program blocks with film titles and show names across channels. Highlights include Call Me Bwana and Harum Scarum, followed by news, game shows, and late night specials featuring Johnny Carson and a Midnight Special.
A dense lineup lists cartoons dramas and sports on Saturday including Popeye Bugs Bunny Jetsons and Scooby family shows. News 8 and Sunrise Semester segments anchor early evening with live sports and film throughout the day featuring Indianapolis 500 coverage and Buck Owens appearances.
Washington reports King Timahoe the Irish setter travels between Camp David and the White House in a chauffeured blue Chrysler. The dog also uses a presidential Air Force jet and even a special plane on rare trips, while aides and staff remain in standard Cadillacs and Chryslers amid the gasoline shortage.
A secretary asks Abby to publish advice on keeping personal issues out of work. A boss and secretary clash over intruding confidences, while a wife describes a coworker using her husband to justify daily office coffee and breakfast visits.
A long reader set delivers three Abby questions ranging from a rape and teen pregnancy to widowhood advancing new romantic interests. The column ends with a prompt to write Abby for personal replies and a fee booklet offer.
Henry Timman details how water power shaped early mills across Ohio including the horse and ox driven mill in New London moved to downtown, the 1838-39 drought boosting tolling profits, Kilburn chair making, and Cold Creek springs powering Venice and Castalia mills during cold, dry winters.
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