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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
12
Pattern 9036 prints a Misses 12 to 18 range with sizes 19 tied options. The description highlights a flattering sheath silhouette and printed fabric ideas. Aimed at fashion-minded readers, it emphasizes fit and styling details for the pattern.
In a four no trump incident East starts with the king of diamonds and West shifts a low spade to deprive declarer of dummy entries. Declarer cannot reach dummy as clubs and spades are misrouted. The article highlights planning and timing to thwart weak suits and force the defender’s power.
A mother asks about her two year old daughter who sucks her thumb. The doctor recommends pacifiers to curb the habit, noting anxiety and tradition risk, and suggests not overreacting. A second letter from another mother is cited about early sucking causing dental issues and pacifier use.
In London a British traveler recounts advice from an American trip warning not to leave shoes outside hotel rooms at night. E P Ward notes a Texas tale of a chambermaid discarding a guest's shoes misinterpreted as finished.
A reader complains about distracting public smooching at a musical comedy and seeks advice. Mrs Mayfield signals that public romance offends most, while offering cautions on overbearing behavior. A teen asks about freedom from a watchful stepfather and gets counsel on shared limits.
The article outlines hours of prep for the X-15 program with Kincheloe piloting a rocket plane atop a B-52 to dawn launch over a remote Utah desert. It describes the drop to rocket boost, airspeed jumps to 4000 mph, altitude gains, and use of reaction controls, noting Marines guarded federal buildings first in 1802.
An OCR fragment offers a crochet pattern titled back 13 x 17 with arm rest 8 and a dramatic white yarn design. It invites readers to send thirty five cents for the pattern plus five cents extra for first class mailing to Daily Telegraph Needlecraft Dept., Old Chelsea Station, New York.
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