Blackwood On Bridge in a Tricky No Trump Bid
North held A A Q d s D 8 6 3 and South Miss Brash led hearts after a favorable spade start. The bidding reached 2NT, Miss Brash faced a heart lead and attempted to finesse. Mr Dale judged the opponents well and passed, keeping three no trump out of reach, ending the deal down two.
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How to Maintain Paint Brushes and Kitchen Remedies
A guide offers brush care by washing used brushes in turpentine or gasoline then with soap and water, rinsing in clear water and reshaping bristles. It also suggests making soap jelly by dissolving soap shavings in boiling water with a spoon of borax per pint. An asparagus tip notes peeling tough ends to improve tenderness when cooked.
Household Scrapbook and Notable Trees Highlight Classifieds
Wet pages require blotters and a medium hot iron to dry and prevent cracking. A laundress should iron until completely dry to avoid roughness later. Boiling cracked crockery in sweet milk can restore it. The column also notes Sitka spruce, western red cedar, Douglas fir and western hemlock boast record circumferences.
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Admire Him Out Loud and Share His World
Elizabeth Woodward advises on private signals of affection for a boy who likes you. Observe body language and tone, then express care in small words and actions. Seek his advice, defer to him, and exalt his achievements, potentially ending with three little words for a special boy.
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Ages of three in a family with a 80 year sum
A father and two sons total 80. Father is twice elder son, elder son is three times younger. Ages: 48, 24, 8. In a separate note Des Moines, Iowa reports John Gonzales 29 and Beverly Brown 26 went to Municipal Judge Don L. Tidrick to be married citing kindness on traffic tickets.
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Try and Stop Me by a Stout Lady at Weighing Parlor
A stout lady, in a bad mood, complains about a new weighing machine with a loud speaker. She stomps about, says the device should be prohibited by law, and mocks its one-at-a-time joke as she steps off. The piece then plateaus into light humor about a Boston cop, a Keokuk salt salesman, and a tongue twister by Bennett Cerf from 1958.
Oaf’s Demands Outsized In Food Guidance
A theatrical vent erupts over a character who gives lengthy, precise directions about meals, dwarfing Cecil’s crowd rendering. The remark highlights a running gag of overbearing instruction and inflated entourage.
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