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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren addresses reader questions about doctor patient attraction and office conduct. Other letters share workplace etiquette and neighbor gift timing plus a query about a boy kissing his mother, all answered in Abby’s practical tone.
Entry clues appear garbled with missing letters and broken words. The list includes several across items referencing geography and common crossword themes but the text is heavily corrupted and unreadable in parts. No coherent clue set or solution path is discernible.
A historical puzzle page lists numbered clues with many misprints and garbled phrases. It includes hints for words like stick, wounding, keyboard, and various cross references, suggesting a themed crossword answer sequence amidst OCR errors.
A runner asks if Achilles tendon pain will heal and how to prevent recurrence. Dr. Lamb notes resting, heat, gentle movement, proper heel loading, and possible injections for persistent inflammation. Walking can aid function. overheating or overuse worsens injuries and running should pause until movement returns.
Oswald and James Jacoby explain a three no Trump hand where South wins with the ace of spades over East queen and faces a potential down outcome if he finesses. The piece notes that even perfect finesses may fail and imagines a duplicate bridge result.
The excerpt lists resources for drug help including immediate contact options and an emergency path via Winchester Hospital, plus a cryptic note on penitentiary recidivism and a bridge hand scenario implying defensive play. It mixes advisory lines with game strategy details.
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