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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
11
A fragment from a bridge column discusses a winning contract by Beweré Sehenten and Richard L. Frog. It mentions a sequence with diamonds and clubs, evaluates defensive opportunities, and ends with a teaser question about the bid puzzle to be answered tomorrow.
The article blends sewing pattern organization and card game strategy. It offers tips for labeling pattern pieces and marking fabric sides, then shifts to a bridge narrative about North and South bidding, slam decisions, and handling club splits. It also touches ink stain removal and a typing trick with paper strips.
A novelty numerical puzzle gives a daily fortune by counting letters in your first name. If six or more, subtract four. if less, add three. The result yields a key number to read a message in a rectangle, with a signature line reading William J. Miller and King Features Syndicate.
Ms J W shares how training a child involves setting boundaries and rewarding curiosity rather than punishment. She recalls teaching grandchildren to avoid touching a candy dish, noting practice builds self-control, while consistent limits and gentle corrections reduce harm and encourage good behavior. The letter discusses varying disciplinary methods and promotes Mrs Eldred’s booklet on obedience and punishment for further guidance.
A 48 foot pole stands at the lot center. A 50 foot wire reaches from pole top to the midpoint of a longer side. The width is computed by subtracting 48^2 from 50^2, taking the square root, and doubling the result, giving 28 feet.
Bellwood Nebraska UPI reports E Higginbotham seeks a running mate for president in the 1962 election A three year old electrician from a southern state is the candidate and says he wants a woman running mate from that region The unusual bid reflects a novelty candidacy rather than a major national campaign effort
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