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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
4
Across clues seek banking service got you forest hills player shoe style salamander way out of prison Agnus in the Old Testament Ensnare Tijuana Brass leader Hidden supply Swiss river Timber land guardian Raise Venerated School subj.
A cryptic page fragment links politics and word puzzles as Washington headlines hint at moves toward Vice President Agnew’s resignation. The cryptogram “AXYDLBAAXR” is identified as LONGFELLOW, with readers invited to decode daily clues and crosswords tied to a broader political backdrop.
Cryptoquote reads If you stick your neck out for someone who needs it you will find you can hold your head up higher. Anonymous author quoted by cryptogram puzzle source.
Abby letters discuss a college student feeling called to teach the deaf, a father's moving tale of a speech therapist son helping a child utter words, and Abby's encouragement. The column also notes congressional probes into a Nixon Agnew replacement and Salvation Army ministers authorized to perform marriages.
A dense list outlines film showings and game broadcasts across stations with titles such as TORA TORA TORA and D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE, plus serials, news, and classic reruns featuring Sanford and Son Brady Bunch and The Tonight? lineup across hours from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., including sports, comedy, drama, and children’s programs.
Henry Timman recounts how early settlers in Erie and Huron counties hunted salt licks and brine springs along streams and rivers. The narrative notes licks near Berlin Township, Old Woman Creek, Townsends Barber Settlement, Norwich, Bloomingville, Willard, Milan, and Norwalk area, with historical notes on salt production and gas wells.
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