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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2016
Page
6
A column offers a teaching critique of a bridge auction. It analyzes two over one, rebids, and splinter cues, detailing a sequence from South’s two diamonds to three no trump. It discusses leads, declarer play, and a concrete 11-trick claim with East-West defensive choices.
A saggy sun sign spread offers quick decisions and opportunity for Cancer Leo and Virgo readers with romance hints and based on across clues a cryptic crossword begins. The text blends star signs with scattered puzzle entries and partial word fragments.
A Baytown Sun reader recalls a son's abuse shaping his wife’s memories of her husband and the Dear Abby column. The letter from Diana in San Diego prompts discussion of trichotillomania and related treatments, with readers sharing strategies from emery boards to artificial nails and behavioral tips. Also included are zodiac guidance excerpts urging caution and prudent decisions.
A fragmented OCR text presents a three-step puzzle where three solution words share a common root, then form a fourth puzzle. It blends a seed about flowers and the Berlin Wall with star signs CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES ARIES TAURUS and generic life advice.
A jumble of film titles and what looks like misread OCR entries lists movies and phrases including Bat Movie, Law A Ted 2, Kingsman Serv, Mistress Inet, Roadies, Back to School, and other fragmented terms. The readable items suggest a regional cinema listing or schedule note for a Tuesday evening program.
Bob Thaves creates a humorous panel featuring Frank and Earnest in a tense scene at a ballpark. The strip riffs on earnest dialogue and a pun near the mound, capturing a playful critique of sports swagger.
A standard Sudoku puzzle requires filling the 9x9 grid so every row column and 3x3 box contains digits 1 through 9 once. Use logic or trial and error to place numbers, ensuring no repeats per line or box, until the grid is complete and valid.
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