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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1957
Page
14
In a tense bridge match Miss Brash defeats opponents led by Mr New and Mr Abel. She navigates a six no trump contract despite aggressive signaling and high drama at the table.
The page blends a math puzzle solution with a dramatic classroom line and a hands report from a bridge game. It notes an equation method for two odd numbers and references a cheeky remark by Miss Brash. It also includes a bridge diagram and a cheese production statistic.
The text instructs mixing pewter or black tin with quicksilver and gun water to create ink, and adds sugar of lead to water for soaking wash materials. It also notes cooling beets in cold water after boiling to ease peeling.
A brief game explains a numeric fortune method. Start with your name length, adjust by rules, then read letters from a grid left to right at those key positions. The piece credits 18hf by Wilds J. Hiller and distribution by King Features Syndicate.
August was famed for Augustus Caesar who became consul in that month. Americans last year spent about 160 million dollars in grocery stores for pet foods.
A reader asks how to handle a dominant best friend and competing feelings. The advice urges recognizing personal talents, developing private interests, avoiding constant competition, and cultivating new friendships to gain equal attention.
In Meyedsdale Pennsylvania five blind workers run the only cane factory operated by the blind in the nation. They convert broom machines to taper canes lighter and easier to handle. The plant director says tapering gives the canes a swagger look and more than 500 agencies nationwide buy them for distribution to the blind.
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