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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
13
Miss Brash opens with a bold one no trump overcall and bids to game on a near-minimum hand. She receives support from partner Meek while Keen and Abel defend, Brash executes a strong endplay sequence and secures the contract with precise play across diamonds and clubs.
New York report shows November orders for new freight cars at 3,680, down from 5,885 in October and below 2,424 in November 1959. November deliveries to railroads totaled 3,799, vs 4,632 in October and 2,218 a year ago, per the American Railway Car Institute and the Association of American Railroads.
The Osage River navigation lock and dam near Kansas City was sold by the General Services Administration for 10500 dollars to a private bidder who plans to convert the installation for private fishing use.
An ad by O Howie Hustles the Bulletin Herald promotes 24 hour tenant finding services and invites calls at 3 5371 to rent out spare rooms.
A column explains why eggs can trigger allergies in unborn and young babies and advises delaying egg introduction until around six months with hard cooked yolk first. It stresses gradual reintroduction, high protein load risks, and suggests not forcing eggs on a reluctant infant. It mentions a 10 cent booklet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred and how to contact her via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Use ammonium citrate solution, soak several hours, then scrub with a brush. Alternatively mix lye, washing soda, water, and potassium permanganate, soak and scrub. To remove other flavors from butter, soak two hours in cold water with bicarbonate of soda and rinse. For waterproofing shoes, apply castor oil twice weekly.
The will of Prof. Jan Van Den Broek, who died in Ann Arbor Michigan in 1956, leaves $100000 to the Philharmonic Orchestra of The Hague. The money is to be administered for the orchestra through a Jan Van Den Broek Fund.
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