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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1963

Page

9

Dear Polly and Oswald Jacoby Style Hint Column

A long reader letters section offers thrifty home tips for organizing papers with a wooden mousetrap, cutting quilt blocks from sandpaper, storing scented papers, labeling lost-kid safety tags, reopening envelopes without tearing, and a boyish shop game by Mrs. D. G. Girls and W. A. K. The bridge discussion by Oswald Jacoby analyzes a diamond overcall and defense errors in a four heart hand.

Polly

Colors Across Puzzle Clues List

A compact crossword clue set mapping color terms to definitions across and down. Includes color hints for leather, beiges, and natural dyes, with entries for pigments, dyes, and related descriptive terms.

Mature parent love and tyranny in Black Summer review

Mrs Muri el Laurence lauds Nancy Hale s novel Black Summer as a stark portrait of a Virginia child Robert who is worn down by Puritan lovingness from Yankee relatives. The critic warns that tyrannical virtue pressures children to conform and suppresses individuality, causing lasting harm and even trauma in some cases.

Robert Malcolm Dora Nancy Hale Miss Hale Humpty Dumpty Alice Julie Roberts Europe

Parisot on shortage of string players in modern age

Aldo Parisot, Yale teacher and renowned cellist, laments a growing shortage of string musicians as faster career tracks lure youths to wind instruments. He cites Europe facing the same trend and notes the need for masterful strings in symphony orchestras amid rising early specialization. He also discusses his prized Stradivarius cello and a humorous misread note about his Alaska case. The piece also lists several new LPs from major labels featuring prominent vocalists and artists.

New York NEA Aldo Parisot Parisot Yale Town Hall Europe Westminster Stradivarius Prokofieff Alaska Dick’s Johnny Mathis Columbia Wisconsin Damita Jo Mercury Save Tony Williams Philips Fats Domino Abc-Paramount V.i.p.s Bill Evans Verve Pat Powdrill Reprise Tony Bennett Johnny Capitol Nat “King” Cole Bobby Darin Epic Adam Wade Frank Fontaine Decca Bill Anderson

Bridge bidding puzzle capita with three clubs slam hint

The card game prompt shows East West North South actions with a 1 C pass 2 N pass sequence and a South hand holding 42 YVAQITES 64 HAKSSE1. Question asks what you do after partner bids three no trump. consider an invitational or save for a slam in clubs. Answer tomorrow.

North South Dummy West East Declarer Hearts

Herald runs Oswald Jacoby bridge book offer

The Herald advertises Oswald Jacoby's latest win at bridge book, priced 50 cents in paper or 60 cents by mail, urging readers to order a copy.

Oswald Jacoby the Herald Jacoby

Recife Venice of America noted by Britannica

The Britannica entry describes Recife as a Brazilian seaport at the Capiberibe River mouth comprising four parts Recife Santo Antonio Sao Jose and Boa Vista joined by many bridges. Its extensive waterways earn it the nickname Venice of America in the Britannica encyclopedia.

Recife Brazil Capiberibe River Santo Antonio Sao Jose Boa Vista America

Japanese fleets fish for salmon and tuna abroad

The Food and Agriculture Organization reports that last year eleven Japanese fleets with about four hundred boats sailed worldwide for salmon. An additional forty five fleets totaling around two thousand boats fished for tuna.

Rome Food and Agriculture Organization

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