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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
7
A dated home cooking menu lists Macaroni Supreme for dinner with buttered spinach bread and lemon pie plus Pineapple Cookies. Also shows Egg Salad with lettuce, Cucumbers, Celery, pimentos and onions, served on lettuce with dressing. Includes cookie recipe and macaroni cooking steps with boiling water and cheese sauce.
Myrtle Meyers Eldred urges harmony when new mothers live with in laws. She cites a grateful mother who asserts authority over baby care from birth, praising consistent routines and mutual respect. The piece advises appreciation for in-law restraint and steady parenting to ease household tension. Tomorrow warns about using imagination to lighten child care tasks.
Vida Savage of Canyon and R William Brown of Canadian wed at Sacred Hearts Cathedral rectory Ninth and Taylor. Attendants include the bride’s parents and several Canyon and Uniontown residents. The bride, a Canadian HS and West Texas State Teachers College alumna, taught at Canadian HS. Brown, Canadian High School graduate, attended Oklahoma University and Sigma Nu, a prominent local cattleman. They plan an overland trip to New Mexico after the ceremony. A separate item notes a Young People’s Endeavor Society picnic at Bivins pasture with Charles Lindsey and Katharon Gilkerson directing games and entertainment.
Mrs Hezekiah Maynard of 613 East Twelfth Street Amarillo recounts years of stomach trouble neuritis and constipation. After using Konjola she reports improved appetite better digestion reduced gas and gas pains easing neuritis and weight gain. Konjola is taken after meals and sold at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street Amarillo and by local druggists in the region.
Bridge hands and play analysis by WM. E. McKenney of the American Bridge League. The piece details a bridge hand where the declarer must make six of eight trumps to reach game, outlines auction bids North three spades South one spade West two diamonds, and explains a sequence of plays including finesses and ruffs showing how the declarer attempts to establish a trump position and win tricks.
In a dummy led bridge hand, declarer performs cross ruffing to win four tricks. West plays ten, dummy wins with king, East follows with deuce, dummy returns diamond four. after a sequence of trumps and ruffs the declarer leads heart six, trumps with nine spades, and finally jack of spades secures the last trick. The result is going game for the declarer. Copyright 1930 NEA Service Inc Blackburn ambulance Ph 2528 4
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