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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
4
A veteran observer notes the surge in working class affluence since the 1930s and wartime efforts. He warns that inflation, deficit spending, and political dependence threaten gains as wages rise but purchasing power falls, urging labor to act to protect its advances.
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce moves to East Seminary and Benedict prompting landlord Frank S. Fisher to recall a 1934 Merchants' Board presidency and a 125th anniversary celebration. Other items note pets returning home, Puckerbrush inquiries, student Larry Brumby’s move to Greenbrier Military School, and community charity drives.
The list presents numbered crossword clues ranging from Clay to Level contraction. Answers include standard crossword entries cross referenced by clue numbers and across and down positions.
A cryptogram puzzle message describes letter substitution as the key to solving. It notes that a single letter stands for another and provides example phrases and a retired quote as yesterday's solution credited to Holland.
Readers urge Abby to address fashion, morality and manners in the Dear Abby column. The page features letters from Detroit and elsewhere about short skirts, manners on buses, dining room etiquette, naval romance, and premarital advice.
A collection of brief vignettes shows a father fretting over cab travel for his son, a pawnshop wedding-ring caper followed by a honeymoon, a public figure’s poverty pledge, a maid discovering a husband, a musician’s drum dispute, and a new corporate president reacting to a golf shoe incident on his IBM card.
A concise quip notes the best sermon is the one that flies over your head yet lands on someone else. The wry line suggests humor in pointed preaching and shared insight across listeners. It presents a witty reflection typical of a daily quotation feature.
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