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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2000
Page
11
A fragmented OCR style list of crossword clues and numbers. It includes definitions like Much larger slowness, Dining-room, Hole and pit, various adjectives and nouns, plus references to people and items such as Hawaiian, Venus, Cassini, Rowlands, and Arthur. The text resembles a puzzle page with numbered clues and partial entries.
Crickets eat younger crickets grasshopper mice eat other grasshoppers Malayan horned toads eat younger toads spotted hyenas eat younger hyenas scorpions eat baby scorpions frogfish eat other frogfish
CAPRICORN and AQUARIUS hint listening benefits today while PISCES notes real friendship grows through helping a friend. ARIES urges clear career objectives. TAURUS faces spotlight. GEMINI shifts with others’ changes. CANCER favors teamwork. LEO rewards equal effort. VIRGO accepts leadership. LIBRA avoids feeling sidelined.
The column cites Scorpio and Sagittarius guidance urging use of influence for the greater good and to devote effort to financially meaningful pursuits. It notes Scorpio’s potential for popularity when acting with broad impact, and Sagittarius should focus energy on current ventures with financial significance.
A brief bridge column highlights Phillip Adler at the table. The item notes his participation in contract bridge activities, mentioning his name and age 96 in reference to a notable attributions or obituary style teaser.
Obituary and profile of Jane Priday also known as Mrs Juan, champion bridge player who won the World Women's Team Olympiad in 1964 and the World Women's Pairs in 1966 with Joan Curran. Notes her intellect, expansive vocabulary, and celebrated bridge defenses including a notable heart ruff.
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