Five maxim to bridge play with careful defense
A bridge column discusses how to handle returning partner’s suit after winning a trick. It emphasizes checking the dummy and bidding before returning a suit, illustrating with a hand where Mrs Keen opened with seven of clubs and Mr Muzzy responded, showing strategic play.
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Double-Take by Bob Arner
Two readers discuss a bridge hand with critique of lead choices and backtracking. The column analyzes decision making, timing, and potential improvements, mentioning players Keen Muzzy and Mrs Keen in a detailed forensic style.
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Bob
Arner
WISHING WELL degre e Hye fortunes from a daily message game
A card describes a fortune wheel game that yields a key number from your name. It guides reading lines across a rectangle to reveal a message. Distributed by Xing Feacuren, fee, Bl, Copseiekt Ht, by WHI.
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Xing Feacuren
How Can I by Anne Athley An Athhley
How can I make the shower curtain last longer and save time labeling jellies and preserves. The advice includes spreading the rubs berized curtain across the rod after bathing and labeling shelf compartments to save time. It also suggests layering cream cheese over tomato slices to make a good summer salad.
Household Scrapbook Cleanup Tips and Odd Inventions
Household Scrapbook offers practical tips from old items like cleaning combs with ammonia or kerosene, cleaning windows with paraffin, and removing ink spots with banana peel. Also mentions a plastic material from potato peels for insulation and wall board use.
Dear Miss Woodward Advice on a tricky party invitation
A reader asks how to handle meeting a boy visiting their city who has a sister and a scheduled date with another girl. The suggestion is to have the host or hostess meet him at the station, then bring him to the reader’s party after a quick refresh. It advises clear introductions and letting the guest pace the social flow to avoid pressure or awkwardness.
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Age and Money Dreams From a Mobile Letter
A Mobile Alabama reader writes that despite opportunities in the South he feels old at nearly 30 and worries money or courage blocks success. He and his wife saved about 10000 for their children's education but fear risking it. The letter author offers advice on setting realistic goals, avoiding overambition, and focusing on personal ability. The note also ponders age, the universe, and lasting memory across eras and explores the concept of true success as getting what one can reasonably achieve.
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