They'll Do It Every Time by Jimmy Hato
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
4
Readers questions on safe income for retirement buyers bonds
A reader pleads for an investment guide to steady income safe for retirees. The letter criticizes repetitive inquiries about bonds and requests a concrete list of bonds to buy, highlighting frustration with the backlog of readers mail and the need for practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shulvhy Burman
Buying discount bonds for income and safety
The piece explains discount bonds as good quality income sources bought through brokers in multiples of $100 with face value. It notes why bonds sell below par, the appeal of higher yields, and how long maturities and interest rates affect values, advising practical purchase methods and caution about predicting long term rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Gas and Electric
Neuritis and nerve pain linked to infections and diet
The article explains neuritis as nerve inflammation causing weakness, pain, and sensory disturbance. Polyneuritis is a widespread form tied to alcohol, drugs, infections, systemic diseases, or nutritional deficiencies. Treatment emphasizes identifying the cause, aspirin and rest for simple cases, and vitamin B complex to revitalize nerves.
Charley Lochridge's twilight bridge tourney tale
The late Charles Lochridge, a top bridge figure of the 1930s and 40s, made his final East tourney appearance in an Eastern knock-out team event. His master play earned 20 IMPs with a queen of hearts finesse in a no trump grand slam, and he boasted a long record, quipping of wins earned before his opponent was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lochridge
Charley
East
West
Four No Trump and Ace Show in Bidder's Dilemma
In a bridge deal the responder has shown no aces after the opener bids four no trump. The question asks what bid by partner should follow to best communicate strength without revealing all aces, noting the common temptation to bid seven is unlikely. The discussion centers on choosing a corrective bid rather than showing a single ace.
British office workers prefer smoky overheated offices says report
A London report based on a survey of industry and civil service finds a larger share of workers seem to favor an overheated smoky atmosphere over fresh air. It notes questions sent to Dr Antificially purified air in the governor’s papers.
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