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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1955
Page
14
In a club hand narrated by Mrs Keen and Mr Muzzy, the opening lead of clubs led to a tense bridge dispute. Mr Muzzy's approach to ridding two small diamonds prompted a heated exchange with Mr Champion over the correct line, culminating in a quarrel over strategic play and a spade finesse decision.
Practical notes on drying clothes with an electric fan to speed drying. A tip suggests adding sharp cheese to crushed corn for a different flavor. A caution advises avoiding reading with light shining into the eyes as sunlight falls across print.
A small numerology puzzle directs players to count letters in their name, adjust the count by small rules, then trace key numbers across a race chart to reveal a hidden message. The text references Natriated ty King Faolbetter and a 6-T clue.
A reader asks how to handle a first date that led to a kiss and the silence that followed. Miss Woodward counsels clear, calm communication, inviting the boy to the next party if he seems unsure, and avoiding pressure or regrets by addressing the issue directly.
Miss Woodward asks if Bob Barnes will attend her friend's party with her after he avoided a definite date. He proposed but then canceled, leaving her invitation in limbo. She debates whether to wait for him or move on, amid a recent quarrel and a changed party date. She wonders if him apologizing would fix things.
The piece cites Allen seeking legal protection for two bizarre inventions a permanent wet lapel to keep gardenias fresh for workers and a perfumed hooks mark. It includes garbled quotes from Luke Neeley in the Wall Street Journal about fishing trips and a collision incident with BU Kliegenstein’s station wagon.
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