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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
10
Dr. Brandstadt summarizes National Safety Council advice on boating and fishing risks. Stay seated in a small boat, lift motors onto the dock, cast overhand, maintain light at dusk, and avoid alcohol before returning ashore. Carry spare gasoline but avoid spills and smoking during fueling.
Dear Polly column of small home tips and reader questions on chores. Items include child washing dishes, cleaning radio mesh, soothing baby gums, storm door grille placement, tarnished silver with rubber gloves, and notes on silver care.
Oswald and James Jacoby recounts a bridge contest where a famous expert, South, and a very bad player, East, collide in a 3NT. A spade lead forces South in, a diamond misled East into a discovery, and West exploits to set the contract two down.
Across clues list terms from municipalities to seaports and animals while Down clues fill related words. Includes entries such as Seaport in Portugal and Manatee two words, with many short common forms and descriptive terms.
Here is a compact guide to choosing sandpaper types and grits for wood finishes. It explains open versus closed coatings, coarse to fine grades, and backing blocks, plus notes on hardness and suitable uses for different minerals like garnet emery oxide and silicon carbide pairs.
In the final contract scenario you open five clubs and your partner rebids six clubs showing no kings. The suggested line asks what action to take now and promises the solution in tomorrow's issue.
An elderly watchmaker known only as Johnny, a Lithuanian immigrant living as a recluse in a single room behind an old shop, died recently and left 178000 rand to the Roman Catholic Church. Neighbors knew little of John Tutlis beyond rumors of a fortune.
The article explains sanding progression from coarse to fine. It notes using a metal block for coarse sanding, wood for intermediate work, and rubber or felt pads for fine sanding. It emphasizes choosing tools to balance material and finish quality.
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