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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
11
In Blackwood, North dealer Dale faced a 2finesse decision on opening tricks with both sides vulnerable. He ducked dummy’s queen to slow spade leads, then shifted to second hand high to stop spade taps. By trick three he counted nine available tricks and timed a final club finesse to secure the contract.
Bridge bidding records show North East opening Pass and South West responding 2NT after a sequence ending with 29- Pass. The details include players Dale Meek and BABS EAST with various codes and hand notations amid the auction.
A vintage household column suggests a vitality drink: one egg yolk, juice from one or two oranges, half a lemon, two teaspoons honey, beaten and consumed each morning. It also advises using fine sandpaper for hair removal on legs and adds a starch tip with epsom salts dissolved in boiling water.
A fragmentary television page shows show titles like Rompe Margie and Tic Tac with price or truth symbols. The readable bits include time slots and channel symbols, but the text is garbled with repeated terms and stray punctuation. The result is a partial schedule not clearly interpretable.
A fragmented clipping references a Fort area movie piece and mentions gardens and a possible plot line involving a Garten/Kugarten, suggesting local interest in a film set or screening. The readable text hints at a casual note about entertainment rather than a full review or release details.
Radio listings show SIU and Andersom on 1240 CBSB WLW Cincinnati. Programs include Notre Dame and Indiana spots, Clock News segments with Godfrey Time News, Whispering Serenade, Miller Show, Backstage with Peter, Helen Trent, Nora Drake and Eddie Fisher v.
Dear Miss Woodward advises a reader torn between a past romantic interest and new prospects in a small town. The adviser explains that yearning for the former can fade as the ego is boosted by new attention, and suggests friendly engagement and inviting gestures to rekindle or redirect interest.
New York Pearl Buck, Nobel prize novelist, is finalizing a third version of a stage work once titled The White Bird. The play now called Three Against Time, with producers Tad Danielewski and Bilee Baum, aims for Broadway opening by October.
New York era piece recalls Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne reflecting on marriage. He recalls her casual claim she could play the trombone and the curtain rising. Fontanne had played trombone at age seven while noting the English concertina’s invention and patent by Sir Charles Wheatstone in 1629.
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