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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2020
Page
17
The snippet previews a daily cryptoquote puzzle with encoded sentence clues and a jumbles puzzle. It mentions a sample substitution, yesterday’s quote about a soul and return, a named actor Tom Hiddleston, and an example where the answer to a jumble is the word INGEST in a wedding cake context.
The snippet presents a celebrity cipher puzzle with a future hint and a past solution attributed to Anne Murray. It includes a clue line, a previous solution quote about not finding anything bad to print, and a brief instruction on how to play the puzzle.
Crossword clues listed with across and down entries, many garbled. Reads like a compiled puzzle with answers and grid coordinates mixed. Contains numbers, partial words, and stray letters, requiring reconstruction of a full crossword for 3 26.
The article analyzes a bridge hand where players pursue six heart or six no trump contracts, notes a top score in six clubs hindered by a bad trump split, and outlines declarer play including a cross-ruff line. It discusses potential lines, missteps, and a suggested three no trump rebid to show long hearts and heart support.
An 83 year old mother seeks advice as her daughter and son in law have largely failed to repay a loan made nineteen years ago. Despite legal notice, payments are sporadic and the family avoids involvement. The adviser urges pursuing legal action through the original attorney.
A reader asks how to reply when a college acquaintance asks to stay in the U S during a visit. The columnist advises a polite, direct refusal, offering to meet for dinner if he comes to the country, and clarifies the person was not invited to stay.
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