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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2016
Page
6
Susan Orlean commentary frames memory as a personal ace decrying overreliance on consistency. The bridge scenario shows declarer failing with routine finesses, then using a timing trap on East to force the queen and make the contract. East deduces high card points from dummy when the deal unfolds.
Readers encounter a blended astrological column with Sun sign narratives for Gemini style guidance, followed by a dense cross word style puzzle of Across and Down clues. The text weaves zodiac advice with cryptic word fragments and hints to solve a themed set.
A Baytown Sun reader asks if she should quit writing fiction to ease her husband’s jealousy of her novels. Dear Abby and linked horoscopes suggest fiction remains separate from real life, advise open dialogue, and warn against letting domestic issues derail work. The column notes writers like Shelley, Rice, and Bond as examples and cites trust and boundaries.
The column lists sun signs and dates with guidance on money, partnerships, and personal plans. It notes careful spending at home for security, persuasive tactics in Capricorns, nurturing relationships for Aquarius, and unity with supportive people for Aries and Taurus while warning Pisces about decisive outcomes and personal contentment.
A celebrity cipher hints at a hidden message with a solution once decoded. The previous solution quotes Harrison Ford saying he doubted Star Wars would succeed and today presents a new clue from the ongoing puzzle series.
A standard Sudoku puzzle asks to fill a 9 by 9 grid so each row column and 3 by 3 subgrid contains all digits from 1 to 9 exactly once. Use logical deduction or trial to complete the grid.
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