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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
29
In a club game West dealer East-West vulnerable Abe S-K1053 and Muzzy 762 faced Champion 94 and Brash 48. After a dramatic five heart lead and later clever plays, Brash outmaneuvered to reach four no trump while Champion raged at Muzzy’s audacious jack overcalls.
Reader questions on preserving vegetable color and preventing hair yellowing are answered. A soda splash in boiling water helps greens stay bright. Bluing in final rinse aids white hair. Crickets and ants are deterred with cucumber peel strips placed where they roam at night.
Household tips cover hemming loosening threads wringing clothes and stain treatment with starch and buttermilk to remove ink. A separate item reports about 1200 employees laid off at Server Inc in Evansville Indiana in the refrigeration and room air conditioning divisions as routine production ahead of demand. Brazil remains the top coffee producer contributing about two thirds of world output.
A daily word puzzle explains calculating a key number from your first name by letter count, adjusting by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer, then scanning a rectangle left to right to read a hidden message from checked letters.
A reader asks how to handle liking a best friend’s steady boyfriend without hurting her. Miss Woodward counsels to avoid pursuit, keep to double dates, and focus on your own circle, letting the couple remain together.
Erich Brandeis narrates a Seattle skid row tale of a battered suitcase with $1100 in hundred dollar bills. The finder sells most bills for nickels, a bank later exchanges one for small notes, and buyers splurge. He laments loss while recalling stock market excess and money’s fleeting grip, ending with a quirky remark about thrift and miserliness.
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