MUSHROOMS PUZZLE OF COLORS AND TERMS
A dense word puzzle crosses colors and terms across clues like Pale red light brown and primary color with entries such as Presently real actual and In center of. The list also includes names like Tristam and Koko and science terms for nerves and prefixes.
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Tristam’s. Beloved
Great Lake
Monday Night TV Listings with News and Variety
The page shows a dense, scrambled schedule for Monday June 21 with multiple networks and programs. It lists news blocks, prominent shows like The Tonight Show era entries, sports updates, soap operas such as All My Children and The Young and the Restless, game shows like The Price Is Right, and late-night fare including Captain Kangaroo and Dinah! The sequence blends programs, movie listings, and public notices with occasional interjections about local events and ad space. The content reflects a cluttered 1970s television guide with many program titles and times, some garbled by OCR.
Local Listings Highlights From NBC And More
A compact guide to prime time offerings across NBC and related programs. Included are The Tonight Show Tomorrow News Final and a selection of shows such as Rhoda Phyllis S All In The Family Maude and The Rich Little Show. Also listed are The Subject Was Roses screening and Medial Center Jig San John S Movie.
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Vivian Vance
Rhoda
Ida
Oviva Valdez
Jerry Ramirez
Sophia
Patricia Neal
Jack Albertson
Rose Marie
Morey Amsterdam
Freddie Prinze
Guilford Courthouse Clash Ends in Stalemate in 1781
On March 15, 1781 Gen Nathaniel Greene faced Lord Cornwallis at Guilford Courthouse North Carolina in brutal combat that ended stalemate. The American forces withdrew as Cornwallis claimed victory though the British suffered heavy losses. Fox warned another such victory would ruin the army. Cornwallis moved to Wilmington Virginia and Yorktown.
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Lord Cornwallis
Guilford Courthouse
N.C
Fox
Cornwallis
Wilmington
Virginia
Yorktown
Jim wins first grand slam in match point duplicate bridge
Oswald Jacoby and Jim Jacoby recount Jim’s first grand slam in seven spades as a top match point effort. He describes the play from notrump and the defensive discards, noting a complete hand count and the choice to go for extra points. The column also mentions Regina Barnes achieving life master status and whether one can win world championships in bridge and backgammon.
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Regina Barnes
Modesto
California
Notre Dame
Jim
West
East
Missouri
Billy Eisenberg
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