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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1957
Page
8
In a tense bridge hand, Miss Brash jumps to six spades and calls her own slam invitation. She wins key tricks including clubs and hearts, trading with Mr Abel and Mr Champion as the outcome hinges on ruffing and trump play.
The city of Venice is a city of canals bridges and islands. The city is built on a lagoon on a group of 118 islands crossed by 150 canals and 400 bridges. The Family Car by Wally Folk.
Television listing notes Howdy Doody program featuring stories from history and performance by Gene Autry. Program details indicate a family oriented lineup with pioneer era tales and musical segments.
A 1937 William Miller authored feature explains a letter counting game. Name length yields a key number by subtracting four if six or more letters or adding three if fewer than six. Begin at the upper left of the tic tac toe grid and read the letters under checked figures to reveal a fortune message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
A reader seeks guidance on mending a repeating breakup with a boy who teases and triggers her temper. The advice urges understanding the teasing, controlling anger, and making conciliatory moves to show fault and regain trust, ending with a suggestion to communicate what she wants him to do.
Practical kitchen notes explain moistening raisins before baking by soaking for three minutes in warm water and cutting them while warm. A rubber band on alarm clocks softens a startling ring. A teaspoon of molasses or brown sugar aids griddle cake browning. Note on Portugal becoming independent in the 12th century and a republic in 1910.
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