Auction Bridge by Mudton Co Work
This article presents a bridge problem set from an informatory douse, focusing on how East should declare given a deal where South and North pass and No Trump is in play. It analyzes differences between two potential North doubles and outlines reasoning for East's optimal declaration with hands shown as A K X and A 10 X X, ending with answer blanks for November 8.
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Duerayee
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Marmola tablets promise weight loss without heavy dieting
Modern science points to nutrition faults as the cause of excess weight and Marmola prescription tablets are marketed as the corrective method. The ad claims decades of use, urges readers to ask a druggist for a one dollar box, and promises why weight comes down and health improves.
New York Birth Rate Declines Cites War and Immigration
New York Health Commissioner Harris warns the city’s birth rate has fallen to a record low for the past quarter century, from 28 per thousand fifteen years ago to 21 last year. He blames World War I isolation and foreign immigration limits, noting prosperity does not prevent decline and warning of an aging population if births keep dropping.
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New York
Associated Press
Harris
United States
Dr. Harris
Sailor Olaf Ragstad Buried at Sea off Long Island
Boston dispatch reports Olaf Ragstad, aged sixty eight, had his wish to be buried at sea fulfilled when the New York Met line steamship halted near Greenport Long Island for funeral rites. Harry Hagstad, his son, carried the copper urn aboard as 500 passengers watched a shipboard burial with the flag draped alongside a searchlight beam. Captain H W Robinson read the burial service as the urn was lowered into the water following the ship’s halt.
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Associated Press
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New York
Metropolitan Line
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Greenport
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H. W. Robinson
Granite manufacturers raise 2500 relief fund for Barre flood
Quincy mass association wired Barre flood relief officials that members raised a 2500 fund for flood sufferers. The fund from the Quincy Granite Manufacturers' association is aimed at aiding Barre residents affected by the disaster.
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Associated Press
Quincy Granite Manufacturers’ Association Today
Barre, VI
Home and School Unite for Child Growth and Honor
The piece argues that home and school are the same core, each supporting the other in raising children. It stresses parent teacher partnerships, parental knowledge of teachers, and mutual understanding as essential for a child’s growth and happiness. It urges parents to respect and support schools and to engage actively in their children’s education.
Earth’s crust settling says Sir Oliver Lodge
London, Nov 7. Sir Oliver Lodge argues the earth’s crust is continually settling and that earthquakes tidal waves typhoons and floods reflect this process not new causes. He notes improved communications spread such news worldwide and compares distant events to cracks in a house where a fault can trigger shifts elsewhere.
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London
Associated Press
Oliver Lodge
Japan
Mexico
Black Sea
Pacific
Birth and marriage notices from a New York area paper
Vital statistics list multiple births by couple and address with October dates and one November. Names include Wallent and Anna norko, Rudis, Merve, Astengo, Clements, Percy, Eckert, Hurley, Lupariello, Gallup, Leonowicz, Audrey, Noel, Wisnewsky, Heid, Mackey, Verespy, Milarda, and others. Marriages record Erik Erickson and Esther Westerdal, Ralph Williams and Dorothy Jennings, Joan Mitchel and Ethel Davis.
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Wallent
Anna Norko
Booth Street
Carl
Mary Rudis
West Avenue
John
Helen Merve
Bunnett Street
Raffaele
Cancetta Astengo
Catherine Street
Floyd
Edna Clements
Orange Street
Charles and
Lena Percy
Hough Avenue
George and
Lillian Ecker
Arthur and
Catherine Noel
Ann Street
Alexander
Nora Wisnewsky
Lesbia Street
Arthur
Agnes Heid
Gregory Street
Harold
Catherine Mackey
Denver Avenir
Mary Verespy
Halslett Street
Louia
Regine Milarda
Central Avenue
Erik Iver Erickson
Lenox Avenue
Esther Westerdal
Howard Avenue
Ralph Williams
Barnum Avenue
Dorothy Jennings
Kossuth Street
Joan Joseph Mitchel
Ethel Margaret Davis
Ooth
Danbury
Circus in Florida Report by H H Jackson
Horace H Jackson recounts Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus in Florida. Long tied to Bridgeport as winter quarters, the update describes touring acts and scenes from the Florida stop of the famed show.
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Ringling Brothes
Barnum and Bailey’s Circus
Bridgeport
Florida
Horace
Jackson Helps Bring Big Top to Orlando Circus Return
H Jackson, former alderman and city merchant, writes of 15 000 people flocking to Orlando for the first circus appearance since 1919. He met Charles Hutchinson once of the city and treasurer, and Tommy Lynch who has ridden with the show since 1876. Lynch recalls leaving Bridgeport as his winter home for 38 years and recounts a single accident in 51 years with the circus, when kicked by a horse in Berlin.
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Tommy” Lynch
Lynch
Bridgeport
Circus
Berlin
Hall Mills Rendezvous Fire Destroys Farm House
The Hall MIlls rendezvous farm house in DeRosney's Jane, owned by DeRussey family, was destroyed by fire last night. Eleanor Mills, body found five years ago 300 feet from the site, was eight mound of ashes today. The case is tied to the notorious Hall Mills murders investigated by Associated Press.
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New Brunswick
N. J
DeRussey
Lane
Associated Press
Phillips
Hall-Mills
DeRosney
Jane
Betroua
Edward W. Hall
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