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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1954
Page
23
In a North South game, Mr. Abel opened diamonds, Masters led ace, and the defense misread a king to force a loss. Dale misjudged a diamond layout while New, the kibitzer, was confused by Masters diamond play and questioned the prior account.
In a bridge hand described by Masters and Dale, the defender explains why he plays the ace first to deny the king, arguing unorthodox play can be the only defense against cautious opponents. He details a fourth highest lead and how the distribution could force a precise diamond sequence.
In a leaky seven-room Nob Hill apartment bachelors pay $130 monthly when rain is light or absent and $100 during heavy downpours. They keep 20 jars and buckets to catch leaks, illustrating seasonally variable rents tied to weather.
A mixed fragment presents a problem about Tom starting with 84 feet and Jerry 12 feet while Tom runs a varying amount. It blends a math riddle with an advertisement for mirror refinishing, implying Tom’s distance before Jerry overtakes and a coatings service priced moderately.
Frich Brandeis reflects on Hollywood’s public image and the Theda Bara legend. The piece contrasts glamor with ordinary life in Los Angeles, mocks press agents, and discusses how celebrity narratives distort reality. The document ends noting Indiana University band director L. Martino resigns to join Drake University, Des Moines.
Advice on reconciling with an ex who moved away and resurfaced at a movie. The columnist suggests reassessing past feelings, maintaining friendliness, and inviting social introductions while noting the ex ignored her at a dance. The aim is to avoid pressuring him and focus on enjoying current opportunities.
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