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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1957
Page
13
In a bridge discussion, Meek doubles six diamonds, deducing Muzzy holds five diamonds from the open lead and Muzzy’s ace discard. Meek cashes spades, ruffs, and leads diamonds to force 12 tricks, countering the expected lines and exposing Muzzy’s diamond length.
A reader explains that cold water and soap powder remove grease from linoleum and wood floors without setting it. For freezing weather window cleaning, kerosene on cheesecloth allows quick cleaning when water would freeze. A separate tip suggests bouillon cubes as a mince substitute. In a bridge anecdote, Meek defeats Champion if the spade finesse works. The note covers a Bradley Beach fire call after a roast dinner turnout.
Natural sponge gardening idea uses sponges with large holes filled with turnip and carrot tops. Keep the sponge saturated and clip the resulting greenery to create scaled model landscapes for flower shows and garden design.
More than 100 United States Army generals attended ceremonies honoring the retirement of Lt. Gen. Floyd L. Parks after 38 years in uniform. A historian notes that in 1930 there were exactly 65 generals in the entire U S Army.
A reader asks about meeting an old family friend while in a relationship and whether it implies two timing. Another letter concerns a Navy enlistee 17 who is engaged to another girl and continues writing. the adviser urges ending the correspondence to respect the other relationship.
Janis Ceplitas, 75, a former Latvian army colonel who served with the Russian general staff, works as a hospital waiter in Buffalo after migrating from Riga. He and his wife came to the United States five years ago as displaced persons and became citizens this year, recounting wars and occupations that forced their escape.
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