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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1956
Page
14
In a bridge analysis Miss Brash demonstrates counting to solve a four spade contract. The text details the hand play, including discards, ruffs, and finesses, showing how she deduces Mr Dale's remaining cards.
The excerpt shows user questions on whitening stone steps using a lime salt mix, preventing thread pull from a sewing machine needle by raising it, and making prune custard by mixing stewed prunes with lemon custard and egg white.
Squeaky shoes can be silenced by soaking soles in linseed oil overnight while avoiding contact with uppers. A stiff chamois softens after a rinse in lukewarm water with a teaspoon of olive oil. Rust on knives may be reduced by running the blade through an onion and letting it sit for three hours before polishing.
A 1956 puzzle gimmick by William J. Miller via Kine Features Syndicate invites Dagwood to play a letter count game to reveal a fortune. The ad teases a comical message under checked figures yielding a daily message with a newspaper-like tease.
A 16 year old asks Elizabeth Woodward about why she gets no dates at a new school. The response says new girls attract attention and offers advice to show interest, be friendly, and pursue one likely boy to boost dating prospects, noting cautious approach can help integration. A separate brief notes a local mayor’s costly dove hunting trip.
Bennett Cerf presents a humorous collection featuring MORRIS recounting a day with Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia at Radio City Music Hall. The Mayor’s organist quip sparks a parallel tale of a three alarm fire and a brave exit from the burning building.
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