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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
13
A compact list of crossword style clues with partial answers and hints. The entries include various definitions like short milk amte and washboard items, plus names and abbreviations ranging from 38 Mexican pot to 66 Diedain, indicating a mixed set of puzzle prompts and missing letters.
Down clues include Dickens and Waugh or Baldwin and Mead s island and equinox menth. Answers cover unseal and gradient and underneath with deting as a misprint, pixie and scone etc.
A fragmented OCR list of clues and dial by phone prompts appears, including per minute rates for touch tone or rotary calls and scattered items such as 21 Word of approval 22 Loony 23 Explorer Tasman 24 Tablet 25 Dog Star 29 Raffles 30 fr Brynner 32 Flee hastily 35 Garr of Tootsie 36 No future 3 Dawdles 42 Huntsville too 43 Dawn goddess a Mal Moogla if ler a7 Spooky noise 50 Gloves 52 Hunt-anc-peck error 53 11th-grade exam 56 HBO receivers 58 Long time $9 Baseballs Piniella 60 Attorneys day.
A collage of brief references to TV programs and personalities. Mentions Rory, Guniore Girls, The Amazing Race, House, Amy, Tat & Order Special Victims Unit, NYPD Blue, with scattered channel and time hints. The overall piece reads like fragmented media blurbs without a single cohesive event.
Journalist Hunter S Thompson writes that publishers fear numbers unless tied to dollars. In a four spade contract South faces a defensive sequence that could force extra tricks. The article analyzes opening bids, finesses, and a winning line involving a spade ace and diamond shift to thwart the contract.
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