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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1956
Page
9
The article analyzes a Five Clubs contract where Mrs. Fusty and partner navigate a complex play after an initial spade win. She leads through diamonds, tests heart splits, and with careful discards and timing, retains control as dummy’s hearts and trumps finish the hand.
Inverted water glass over a milk bottle protects note from rain. A bread board prevents marring kitchen table with bread knife and can double as a veg chopping surface. Mashed potatoes become light and creamy when mashed in a bread mixer.
A reader asks how to cope when a boyfriend withdraws after showing affection. Elizabeth Woodward counsels maintaining civility and self control while avoiding forced contact. She urges patience and letting him sort out his own feelings before considering a possible reconciliation.
Mrs Williams has four sons with two bicycles so two at a time cycle. Each boy can pair with others to form distinct two rider combinations. Counting all unique pairs yields six possible bike pairings. Barnacles note unrelated to motion facts mentions six feet used to sweep for food.
Kodak announces a new miniature camera priced at 190 down offering simplified exposure control, f3.5 lens, 1/300 flash shutter speeds, drop in magazine loading, and red marked settings for easy slide making. A great value at Kodak equipment headquarters.
Lemon pie filling benefits from adding rind briefly then removing it to avoid bitterness. Fish pans clean easier when lined with oiled or buttered paper. Empty egg cartons store flower bulbs, keeping them dry and intact. Dutch method turns ash, garbage and waste paper into compost sold to farmers.
A humorous vignette describes raw recruits at rifle range as a sergeant orders fire at will. One rookie bolts, shouted inquiry reveals the escaped man is Will. A midwestern newspaper owner defends "131313" as an unlucky license number.
A street chat captures a cabbie venting about urgent riders and the unyielding demand to hurry. He notes a recurring pattern where the big shot expects speed regardless of conditions.
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