Rose Ames Refers Fe Ee Reece Amine Fase
Rose Ames discusses Fe and Reece Amine with Fase in a compact column note. The fragment mentions names and unclear references, indicating a brief commentary or tease without complete context.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1995
Page
19
Rose Ames discusses Fe and Reece Amine with Fase in a compact column note. The fragment mentions names and unclear references, indicating a brief commentary or tease without complete context.
Fragmented OCR hints at a formal sale notice with scattered terms like sale and notice. The text shows generic market language and references to selling items in a public sale context without clear specifics or names.
In a lively club session, senior Minnie Bottoms repeatedly outplays rivals, maneuvering to win tricks and stymie opponents. Cy the Cynic notes Minnie led the ten from king, then shifts and ducks to control diamonds and spades, keeping opponents from cashing.
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