Bridge Hands of the Week Prize Announced
The April 11 issue of AATT offers a 55 prize for the best solution to the bridge hands of the week. Submissions are invited from readers and will be judged on accuracy and elegance.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
13
The April 11 issue of AATT offers a 55 prize for the best solution to the bridge hands of the week. Submissions are invited from readers and will be judged on accuracy and elegance.
A crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues for a distinguished author and related wordplay. Entries cover topics from anatomy and travel to literature terms and regional references.
Bidding by the Culbertsons in a five hand tournament unfolds across rounds from April 11 to April 15 with no clear results. The page lists round numbers and players, plus social items noting Carrie Trolinger’s Houston trip, a Stephen Crane quotation, and Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs attendees at Childress.
This text outlines immediate first aid duties before medical help, including preserving life, checking for injuries, controlling bleeding, transporting the patient, and avoiding feeding an unconscious person. It covers heart function, the aorta, common injury sites, tourniquet cautions, wound compression, antiseptics, and when to seek physician care.
In Havana era tension unfolds as Joyce questions Dicks loyalty amid Isobel engagement. Dick admits deception and a potential plot against him and Joyce while Mrs Porter looms. A seaside protest and chicken raid sketch Millbank gardening woes as a separate note.
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