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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
13
Readers share quick tips from homemaking to plant care and quick fixes. Ideas cover loosening compacted soil with a fork for plant root hydration, dampened organdy as a pressing cloth, meat prongs for reaching high spots, spray painting a hat to change color, and cookies to entice a spouse to tackle odd jobs. Submit ideas for a chance to win a silver dollar.
East wins first trick with the diamond king and clubs shift. South’s queen loses to West king, two spade losses and two more clubs leave South down two. North criticizes South for not dropping at two notrump, while South seeks guidance. The columnist says South could have made two notrumps but notes many play ramifications.
A brief set of crossword items with clues and short solutions. Includes 43 across fruit tree 44 European stream 45 Swerv 4% Scottis sailyard 50 Before.
A reader asks if a daughter should take accelerated math for a potential grade A or standard class for a grade B. The response urges not to fret over grades, noting early acceleration prepares for college and yields long term dividends.
Reporter Dick Kleiner describes a Directors Guild Theatre gala screening of The Chalk Garden followed by a lavish party. Hosts Ross Hunter and guests including Hedy Lamarr, Gracie Allen, Ellie Sommer, Edward G. Robinson, Anne Francis, Gina Lollobrigida, Nancy Sinatra, Reagan, and Reginald Owen mingle amid cameras, eats, and a moonlit night.
You hold a balanced hand near the one no trump level. Partner opens one no trump and later raises to three clubs. Decide how to reply given the partnership has limited information and the suit may be a transfer or support. Consider bidding pragmatic safety or pass depending on points and distribution.
The article explains phrenology as a pseudo-science that predicts abilities and character from skull examination. It cites founder F. J. Gall, who lived around 1800, asserting each mental faculty has a brain region seat.
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