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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1956
Page
12
A bridge column analyzes the takeout double, what strength justifies it, and how to handle partner doubles and redoubles. It discusses the timing, opponent overcalls, and how the double communicates high card strength and a willing hand, with examples toward maximizing profit and avoiding missteps.
Instructions on propagating shrubs with low branches, scraping bark, pressing into soil, weighing down with bricks, and encouraging rooting. Provides practical care steps and notes on potting and transplanting for healthy growth.
A fragment lists do it yourself tips: Blonde hair styling without damage using a borax solution, baby rompers from crinkled crepe fabric that washes out easily, and rust removal with onion juice. The item reads like a curious collage of household hints from a vintage page.
Two square plots measure 7 feet and 17 feet on a side. A third plot is a square whose area equals the areas of both plots. The width and length of the third plot are found by averaging the side lengths and taking the square root of that average. The width is 7.26 feet and the length is 7.26 feet.
The Liberian Legislature adopted a code of the nation's laws prepared at Cornell University. Prof Milton Reser and a staff of lawyers were funded by the U S Point Provam and Liberian government to draft key laws and revise existing legislation. The code will be a four volume set totaling 2090 pages.
The fragment discusses ways for a woman to maintain a relationship while a man travels or socializes. It suggests writing daily, sharing details about parties and dances, and managing others without seeming controlling. It notes possible arrangements to keep him interested while avoiding jealousy.
The United States is likely to adopt a more liberal policy on exchanges with Russia and its satellites, with Secretary of State Dulles saying a final decision will come after NSC review. Officials stress doors will not open to Communist world visitors and emphasize security. A separate note says Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace plan a U.S. visit in the near future.
Meridian sports column by Bob Barnes previews a local double take on a notable game. The piece analyzes key plays, standout athletes, and crowd reactions, highlighting the implications for upcoming standings and city teams.
A satirical piece notes rising “he man” movie stereotypes with names like Rock Hudson and Race Gentry. It imagines future film titles and describes an overnight sensation Hammer Hit and a mountain vacation scene. A ventriloquist joke closes the spoof.
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