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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
10
The column discusses a bridge hand where West questions after East makes a crucial call. It then shifts to concrete curing explaining how proper moistening over five to six days prevents cracking and improves strength, with practical tips for sunny versus shaded installations.
The article explains to keep concrete surfaces wet before starting work to prevent absorption of water by the ground or old concrete. It covers curing methods for patches masonry and concrete and advises wetting bricks and mortar during setting. It warns that too much water harms concrete during mixing and notes the balance needed for proper curing.
The guide advises using just enough water to make the mix workable and to test sand moisture each time. If sand is wet, use less water than before. Water should be clean enough to drink.
Across clues include capital of Egypt and Damascus capital. Many entries cover geography cultures and language terms with several shared abbreviations and classic puzzle words. Down clues list stops faces and weights with common crossword answers.
A Minnesotan jokes about the abundance of lakes with the same name. He notes there are 156 Long Lakes in Minnesota, plus many Rice Lakes, Bass Lakes, Twin Lakes, Round Lakes, and Mud Lakes, illustrating naming variety across the state.
Notice advises readers to keep carrier name and phone on the receipt card. If a paper is missed, contact 433-8856 before 6:00 p.m. to dispatch a copy or arrange home delivery of the Herald.
Louis Philippe created the French Foreign Legion in 1831 for service outside France. Most legionnaires come from countries other than France. French men are forbidden to join the Legion, but some enlist by giving false nationalities.
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