Christmas Serial Santa and the Haunted House Visit
A Santa guides Jeremy and friends through a magical quest to break a charm in Fairyland. They receive tasks from the Fairy Queen requiring real gold pearl and an invisible element. Time runs short as the trio faces a dilemma with no easy way to obtain the items. Tomorrow: Merry Christmas to All.
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Priscilla's Pop Across a Crossword Clue Run
A themed crossword clue list includes French novelist and Baronne Dudevant pseudonym among entries. Other words cover aromas, elements, villages, gums, bud clusters, vulgarian terms, and various nouns such as teleost fish and bureaus. Several cross references point to poets, philosophers, and historical titles.
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Stuntmen Earn Big Pay in Mad World Film
Carey Loftin leads a team of stunt performers in the comedy It’s a Mad Mad Mad World. The eight month shoot totaled $252000 shared by eight members, with Loftin praised for planning and safety. Loftin averages about $30000 yearly and commands high per stunt rates, including a $3000 one shot from Thunder Road producer Bob Mitchum.
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Overcall insights in JACOBY'S BRIDGE WEST NORTH D
The article discusses a bridge hand where Walter Malowan recounts an overcall on two jacks and a six spades outcome, detailing signals and plays. It includes a sample bidding sequence and asks readers to decide after North opens one club with AJ43 and KQ74 and KJ52.
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Win at Bridge by Oswald Jacoby available now
The Herald offers Oswald Jacoby's newest bridge book for 50 cents in print or 60 cents by mail. Get tips to improve play and win strategies in the card game.
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Two-Person U S Household Spends on Meals Away
Estimate shows that a two-person household in the United States uses about 24 percent of its food dollars for meals away from home. The figure reflects consumer spending patterns and dining out habits across regions and income groups.
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