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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
12
In a mid hand puzzle West must choose a lead to deceive declarer. Options include queen or jack leads intended to mislead about holdings, with outcomes described for each choice. The article notes defenders often know more toward the end and highlights the strategic edge in deceptive plays versus declarers.
A reader asks how to remove blood stains from fabrics and prevent silk colors from running. Advice suggests cold water first, then warm soap and water, or cold water with salt. For heavy fabrics, apply raw starch paste, dry, brush, and repeat if needed. for silk, wash cautiously with cold water and a little salt. for crayon marks on wallpaper, use fuller's earth paste with carbon tetrachloride, dry and brush off.
A dense TV grid lists programs across channels with silent notes and times. Entries feature animated cartoons, Little League coverage, Bandstand segments, and sports specials including Olympic trials and professional wrestling.
Kingman Indiana man William Carter Sr age 4 was fatally injured when a jack under an overturned oil tank slipped while he and his two sons tried to right the tank.
The column argues children need watchful supervision to avoid hazards at home and outdoors. It discusses early swimming instruction, citing a Red Cross instructor who advocates starting as young as two. It stresses parental caution, lifelong protection, and provides a way to obtain Mrs. Eldred’s booklet by mail.
A family of four and two sons weigh 160 160 80 80 80 80 pounds respectively. With a boat that carries 160 pounds, the two sons shuttle the boat to enable all to cross, returning each time to bring the boat back. First the sons cross and one returns, then the man crosses and the remaining son returns, the sons cross again with another return, the wife crosses followed by a return, and finally the two sons cross once more, leaving the boat on the far bank.
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