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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
24
The doctor explains that a 156 blood sugar two hours after breakfast with negative urine suggests possible mild diabetes and recommends a glucose tolerance test. He notes diabetes control is possible with a low carbohydrate diet without insulin. He also addresses cystocele surgery in a 70 year old, advising careful preop infection control and fluid balance, and suggests choosing an experienced surgeon for older patients.
A column offering tips for safer Christmas decorating with a baby play pen and tree, spray painting using wrapped gifts, budget ornament gifting, and porcelain like finishes for plastic flowers plus a note on 1965 homemaking goals. Also includes a chessboard of humor and a bridge hand by George Awad Jr.
In Durango Mexico the Glory Guys crew rises before dawn as bells toll and newsboys cry El Sol. Actors discuss meals and homes away from Hollywood while reflecting on poverty and the land. Director Arnold Laven and producer Jules Levy note a $2 million budget and a government aid deal.
New Zealand with 190 rail tunnels has one tunnel per 18 miles of track. The Rimutaka tunnel on the Auckland Wellington line is the longest in the Southern Hemisphere at 5 miles 814 yards. Engineers weigh whether the proposed Kaimai tunnel will rival it.
Bridge notation records an auction where Jacoby opens with four notrump and the sequence shows passes before five notrump and an opening lead of the three. The fragment indicates an unusual bid and lead in a tournament context.
In a four heart contract scenario with West North East South bidding shown, South holds 17543 WA54 Q108 h32. Facing partner's two spades over West's two clubs and East pass, the advised action is to pass, as East is likely to hold massed spades and hearts. The problem notes the correct choice is Pass, with the solution to be provided tomorrow.
Britannica notes that as early as 400 B C women dyed hair and used natural looking false hair. Roman ladies employed curling irons, hairpins and combs with frequent style changes.
When faced with an "I'm busy" reply a person can wait a bit and ask again later. The reminder should be polite and considerate, respecting the other person's time while expressing continued interest in a date.
Puzzle clues mix with scattered letters yielding a partial crossword style grid. Read across and down hints point to names, objects, and terms such as mariner direction, native metal, and fairy fort, forming a themed word play.
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