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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
16
A damaged OCR style market report shows fruit and vegetable prices across Delaware Maryland and Virginia. Cantaloupes and watermelons show variable bids with modest declines and steady loads. Potatoes and onions list typical prices by grade and origin, with baskets and crates priced from roughly 1 to 5 dollars depending on size and quality.
Fragmentary crossword clues listed with numbers and partial answers. Mentions Hindu prince and various short definitions, with several garbled terms and misspellings, indicating an incomplete puzzle page segment. No clear solution or full theme discernible from the legible items.
A condensed Four States livestock market note covers cattle quotes and grain prices in Baltimore. It lists feeder cattle, barrows and gilts, and hogs with prices, plus average futures figures for corn and soybeans and receipts for delivery.
A jumble of scattered words and phrases including items like armadillo, Scotch, cream, cotton, Sandy, Fort, cabbage, and Charles Lamb. Numerous misreadings and non-sequiturs resemble a garbled index or glossary from an OCR scan without coherent narrative or clear events.
In the York regional, South players mostly reached six spades and attempted a club finesse that failed. Col Bill Christian of Staten Island did make a slam despite the incorrect finesse, using elimination play and careful ruffing and discards to exhaust opponents' trumps.
A scrambled bridge item invites readers to learn from Oswald Jacoby with a mail-in offer for a copy of Win up Bridge. The ad notes a 30 cent request and provides a garbled address line in a local newspaper context.
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