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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1974
Page
4
Puzzle clues and cryptogram excerpts present a wordplay page with a cryptic quote. Named figures such as Napoleon feature in the puzzle's meta line, while a Caesar style cipher hints at a hidden message and a rest title.
Dear Abby advises that bearing a child does not equal motherhood and questions using a child to fulfill personal ambition. The letter from a 38 year old bisexual woman in Norwalk, Ohio discusses marriage timing, childbearing, and lifelong fulfillment.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the Postal Service began tallying mail sent to George McGovern at the 20th Street post office during the 1972 campaign to gauge fundraising and response. The counts ran Sept 5 to Nov 9 while President Nixon sought updates on McGovern contributors.
A reader asks when to serve a 7 pm dinner and if leaving a crowded dinner invites retaliation. Abby says a one hour cocktail session suffices, leaving is fine, but an invitation from hosts is owed. The note also thanks for a poem attribution and lists TV listings and schedules.
Henry Timman recalls William Gurley born 1757 in Wexford Ireland, a Methodist leader known as Father Gurley. The article traces his 1798 imprisonment, near execution at Slaney Bridge, escape with clergy intervention, migration to Connecticut and Ohio, founding Western Reserve Methodism, War of 1812 silversmith work, and burial near Sandusky with family roots in Milan and Avery.
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