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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1981
Page
10
The article discusses misuse of suit preference signals in bridge. It emphasizes fundamentals, explains that third hand should convey attitude about the led suit, and notes that opening leads aim to describe the holding, including whether it is top of nothing or led from an honor.
The article explains opening lead strategy in bridge, stressing that length and strength in the led suit matter more than suit preference. It discusses high versus low cards, how an opening lead guides partner, and an example where a two of hearts signals a shift to clubs after four spades.
The note explains a cryptoquote puzzle where one letter stands for another. It gives an example mapping A to three Ls and X to two Os and mentions daily changing code letters and word shapes as hints.
Crossword style clues list across and down with theme entries and a cryptogram line. Includes a quote by Marguerite Gardiner and a long encoded string CXBN XR LBPUAK BPLKU UJXWK EPXFP EU LRWN PMJU LHAKUWJUK UZCUAXURFUI. ASHKKUMH Yesterday's Cryptoquote value and source noted.
Dear Abby advises a reader facing a clash between a rich father who will fund a large church wedding only if he can bring his wife and a bitter mother who will not attend with the new wife. The columnist suggests a small wedding within the mother's means with both parents present.
A distraught mother asks how to stop her grown children from using offensive language at family events. Abby suggests expressing offense clearly and requesting respectful behavior, noting that relatives may adjust out of respect, and mentions an Abby Popularity booklet available for $1.
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