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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1956
Page
12
In this bridge deal lesson Miss Brash leads fourth best clubs and Mr Masters wins with ace to set up the hand. The vital play comes at trick two with a spade finesse and a heart return that test dummy’s jack and the safety of a queen of clubs.
A narrative describes Mr Masters choosing a dangerous yet decisive lead in a bridge hand. He analyzes Brash and Champion holdings, weighing hearts and trumps to set up a win, then makes a strategic second trick move to challenge the queen of hearts.
A small herb plot makes a pretty picture and supplies piquant flavoring for everyday foods. Herbs grow best in average garden soil. rich soil boosts size but reduces flavor. Start with parsley, chives and thyme. Place plot near the kitchen or grow in window pots.
A mentor advises Elizabeth Woodward to explore broad education and practical steps. She should consider general education, business training, and local modeling opportunities, then study ads to find fit. Trial and error guides most career paths, not certainty at 38.
A brief dialogue piece features a quick, bantering exchange between Helen and Bob Barnes. The text hints at a casual, daylight moment with an implication of returning to elsewhere.
Historian notes Vermont was claimed by both New York and New Hampshire in early colonial maps. The remark traces 18th century boundary debates and kin to state formation.
Historian Donald Frame notes Montaigne never returned to confirm his threat to haunt after death. The essayist’s life and legends are explored amid reflections on virtue, harmony, and world peace as attributed in a 1956 King Features syndicated column.
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