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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2004
Page
11
A garbled OCR style puzzle item presents a jumble of short phrases and numbers. It includes references to foods like chow mein, sports terms such as Super Bowl, and random words like bearing and rough weather. The readable content is limited to scattered fragments and does not form a coherent news item.
Heron kin is egret. Containing no fat is lean. Months in biology refers to period terms. Long sighs are sighs. Heogatet O'Neal appears as a playful anagram. Brew is beer. Like a dime implies small value. Bird feeder treat is suet.
A puzzle style notice lists a call line for answers and a numeric code. It includes scattered item prompts such as naval officer, bear sprout, bean, seizes the seconds, letter ender, batting factor, tiresome one, whistle sound, Diana singer, poet’s contraction, went to the, and ree t end.
Aries Taurus and other signs receive weekly guidance on romance ambition and social dynamics. The column notes birthdays for Norman Lear born 1922 and references his career creating landmark TV shows. It mixes predictions with a brief factual blurb about Lear and his influence.
A scan of evening broadcasts notes Gilmore Girls on a shopping mall dealvent with quan WH and PG rating, Juri Lehrer anchoring three hours of Democratic National Convention coverage on PBS eastern feed, and CBS Amazing Race 5 at 10pm. Also NBC Law and Order SVU fatality, NYPD 24/7 at 10pm, and NipTuck at 10pm with liposuction complication.
The note discusses a strong jump shift response to a one suited opening in bridge, with points on hand strength and distribution. It references Morehead and tones about game forcing vs minimal responses, and contemplates slam potential with a sample hand showing spades and hearts and a diamond lead scenario.
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