Constitution's enduring greatness praised by founders and readers
The author cites Benjamin Franklin and William Paterson to celebrate the U S Constitution as the most wonderful work and a landmark of freedom and prosperity. A panel of 35 men contributed to its framing, guiding future governance and foreshadowing challenges, as readers reflect on two hundred years of American progress.
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Benjamin Franklin
William
Lidstane
Amr
Dow
Old-Fashioned Thrift and the Price Per Ounce
A Plainview New York reader challenges the idea that larger economy sizes are cheaper per unit. The column urges shoppers to compare price per ounce across package sizes and note surprising savings in smaller quantities. Readers are invited to submit thrift tips to the newspaper.
Wishing Well and Daily Fortune Puzzle Preview
The page describes a daily fortune game using name letters to produce a key number, then reveals a message from letters under a grid. It includes cryptogram examples, a sample cryptogram key system, and a featured cryptoquote with a Virginia Woolf quote.
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Virginia Woolf
HDA Bink Features Syndicate, Inc
Horoscope for Sept 5 1975 Leo focus on dreams and change
Triday horoscope notes Leo dreams of grandeur and varied desires with aspirations and conflicts. Aries through Pisces guidance covers employment, relationships, finances, and personal growth, mentioning several signs and celebrities.
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Leo
Guil
Fasamala
Dustin Hoffman
Mike Connors
Arlene Bahl
John Huston
Stan Freberg
Bermuda Regional Winners Highlight Men’s Pairs
The Ages at the Bermuda Regional in Lowhampton saw David Buskirk Bloomfield Wills Mich and Paul Van Roekel win the Men's Pairs. The article details a bridge hand where declarer converts potential losses into a slam by careful trump and suit management, ending with a victory after a series of high-card plays and ruffs.
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Lowhampton
David Buskirk
Bloom-field Wills
Mich
Paul van Roekel
Drayton Plains
South
North
Trump
Declarer
West
East
Miler
Dummy
Bridge question from Dallas contest with Corn as captain
The text describes a bridge problem involving Ira G. Corn Jr as North-South captain, a 4NT inquiry, and a suggested answer of THO hearts. It notes a six card suit rebid and mentions opening lead and vulnerable position, with a postal reply setup in Dallas Texas.
Is This Your Problem A Dr Joyce Brothers Exchange
A wife asks Joyce Brothers how to handle her husband’s ongoing infidelity. Brothers advises against retribution and urges frank conversation and professional counseling. If the husband refuses to change, divorce may be considered to protect the wife’s rights and emotional well being.
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DR. Brothers
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Hier Oy
Third Hudel Winner Announced by New York City Opera
The New York City Opera names John Miner as the third Julius Rudel Award winner. Miner, 27, from Bethesda Maryland, earned a Boston University degree in 1969 and studied with Leon Rarzin and Boris Goldovsky. The Rudel Award, created in 1968 by Lawrence B Deutsch and Lloyd F Rigier, funds a young conductor to work with Rudel in a focused artistic and administrative internship.
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New York
New York City Opera
John Miner
Julius Rudel
Lawrence B. Deutsch
Lloyd F Rigier
Rudel
Miner
Bethesda
Boston University
Leon Rarzin
Boris Goldovsky
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