Rheumatic Fever Clarified by Dr. Molner
The columnist explains rheumatic fever risks and heart damage, noting first attack impact, the need for ongoing vigilance, and antibiotic and rest treatments. Readers’ questions cover kidney removal and fertility, cervical cauterization, plantar warts, and mononucleosis guidance from Dr. Molner.
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Sevenfold bidding in nationwide charity bridge game
The article recounts a nationwide charity bridge event where a hand was played seven times. In three runs South made three diamonds, while three others had North pass the heart lead and East reopen with one spade. West choices varied from pass to two spades and thrice to three spades with East reaching game in two cases and a part score in another.
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Controversial Double in Culbertson Style Bridge Debate
The discussion centers on West doubling South's opening heart bid using a Culbertson style from 1952. The group notes the double can force a spade game and overtrick but rejects endorsing the tactic as risky. It warns the double often yields a diamond penalty and unsettles partner, inviting trouble.
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