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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
13
A doctor advises a nursing mother to eat a balanced varied diet from both plant and animal sources. Hydration is emphasized with water tea milk or juice before and between nursing. Whole milk is recommended for infants. vaccines for German measles and mumps are not yet generally available pending FDA release.
A reader asks for ideas to reuse completed jigsaw puzzles as decorative items. Also guidance on yellowing wool sweaters from dry cleaning explains that whitening is often not possible if fluorescent dyes cause the issue, while clear solvent freshness and professional laundering may help washable fabrics. A note on making a clam shell into a pin cushion is included.
In a Juicily worded discussion Oswald and Jim analyze a bridge hand where South overruffed and failed to maximize trumps after West led clubs. They diagnose mental laziness and bad luck as the decisive factors while stressing correct ruff timing and top trump handling.
Bridge question presents a bidding sequence with West North East South You You hold South after 2V WA KIZT K32 hAQINO5S4. The puzzle asks the best action and continues with a large list of crossword style clues. Answer expected: bid one heart originally and then choose a logical contract after opponents bid.
A household torch evolved from Grandpa’s blue-collar tool into a versatile device for home jobs. It powers up to 2300 degrees with a disposable cylinder, supports attachments, and promises a lifetime guarantee from one maker.
In 1964 Leonore Modell, aged 14, became the youngest to swim the English Channel, finishing the 20 miles from Cape Griz Nez to Dover in 15 hours 27 minutes. The first swimmer, Capt. Matthew Webb, did Dover to Calais in 21 hours 45 minutes in 1875.
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