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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
5
Chessboard notes describe a bridge hand where Mr. Masters defeats the opponents through precise play. Players discuss opening leads, the rule of 11, and a killing defense that turned the trick after Mr. Dale’s spade continuation.
The fragment blends household tips for window privacy and rubber care with an unfinished bridge bidding scene and scattered letters, creating a disjointed clipping. It mentions passersby viewing through screens and cleaning rubber raincoats, then abruptly shifts to a bridge deal and stray text.
The page offers simple household tips for cleaning dishcloths with a bleach mixture, cleaning patent leather with vinegar solution, whitening unbleached muslin in sun, plus a note on balloons used to sample insect populations in Britain to study weather effects on crop pests.
A short puzzle instructions note explains a daily fortune game called red Pate. It tells players to count letters in their first name, adjust by four or three, and read a message from a tangling grid. Dated 6 26 with attribution to CIM Willey Lotine and Kins Peatyrea Stare.
A cryptic OCR snippet shows a radio schedule with times and call letters such as CBS WHSU and mentions Godfrey. The readable content is sparse and fragmented, indicating a brief listing of programs without full program names or days.
A reader asks if returning a class ring after a breakup is wise, and Woodward cautions against dramatic confrontations. She urges patience, dating others meanwhile, to avoid driving him away and suggests keeping the ring while preserving options.
Urbana Illinois ex tension safety specialist O L Tingsett warns kite flying can be dangerous and urges simple rules. Keep kite string dry to avoid electrical conduction and never pull a tangled kite from power lines. Children should avoid fields with stones stumps or ditches to watch where they step. The article notes that growing a cord of pine pulpwood consumes about 650000 gallons of water.
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