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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1957

Page

9

Brash Keeps Slam After Bold Double in Bridge Game

In a local bridge hand Miss Brash, South, used the Blackwood convention to reveal two aces. Mr Muzzy doubled six diamonds hoping for a set but misjudged odds and play, leading to Brash's forced win of the slam after the clubs and spades sequence. The opening lead was seven of diamonds.

Miss Brash Mr. Muzzy Muzzy Brash

Household Scrapbook and Mount Everest Admission Fees

Household tips suggest removing cement from tiles with hot water and a razor. Brushing French dressing on broiled meats and vegetables enhances browning. Discolored enamelware can be cleaned with a salt and vinegar paste. National Geographic notes Nepal charges climbers $630 to attempt Everest and Dhaulagiri, with lower peaks offering cheaper options.

Nepal Mount Everest National Geographic Magazine Dhaulagiri

Pole height from circle center to edge rope problem

A vertical pole at the center of a circle of circumference 235.62 feet supports a rope of 42.5 feet that reaches a stake on the circle. The height h satisfies h^2 + r^2 = 42.5^2 with r = circumference/(2 pi). Compute r = 235.62/(2 pi) ≈ 37.54 ft. Then h^2 = 42.5^2 − 37.54^2 ≈ 1806.25 − 1408.8 ≈ 397.45, so h ≈ 19.94 ft, about 20 feet.

Conversation tips for meeting strangers and making friends

The guidance explains how to engage in conversation with new acquaintances by riding along with their topics, showing interest with comments, asking open questions, and listening with a smile. It advises on closing remarks and emphasizes common topics to connect quickly in unfamiliar settings.

Columbus Brought Lemon Trees to Hispaniola in 1493

In 1493 during his second voyage to Haiti, Christopher Columbus reportedly carried 23 lemon trees to the New World. Legend says one tree among them was planted by the explorer himself and still stands today.

Port AU Prince Haiti Christopher Columbus New World

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