Cros Across Puzzle Clues Solved in Quick Grid
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Bar offering Miss West and other names in debate
Fragmentary OCR shows a bar offering and names including Miss West and another feminine name. It mentions bellicose chauvinism, salutations, and references to affirmative and impartial average solutions amidst garbled text.
Cryptoquip clue and cryptic note from King Features Syndicate
The text presents a cryptogram puzzle clue from King Features Syndicate with a line about a summer useful item and a medicine hint. It mentionsYesterday's Cryptoquip solution and a hopeful note regarding medical news. The fragment includes references to a power lawn mower and a cryptic clue style, but the readable facts are sparse and unclear.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Herbal medicines and new tools in medical science
The article surveys warnings about Chinese herbal medicines linked to serious blood disorders due to adulterants like aminopyrine and phenylbutazone, plus illegal imports. It notes experimental gas jet scalpels from Indiana University for bleeding control and mentions Stanford as a site for ongoing trials, with broader computerization of medical knowledge and research.
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Food and Drug
John L. Glover
William J. Link
Indiana University Medical Center
Mice of Your Mind by John Corwell
John Corwell discusses how top athletes’ lavish deals and complex tax tactics can detach them from money. He questions whether foreknowledge of life events would ruin thrill and purpose, using betting on horse races as a thought experiment about fate and happiness.
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John Corwell
Bridge Deal Demonstrates Finesse Lesson In Translation
A bridge deal from a West led auction shows a beginner lesson on finesse. West shifts after signaling heart ace, then leads diamonds while declarer wins king, ruffs a heart, and continues play. The text notes the adage that timing of a finesse matters as the deal unfolds.
Declarer avoids club finesse to make contract in endgame
In a bridge hand, South faced a forced trump loss after West showed out. South led clubs to rise with the ace and king, catching the queen to secure the contract. He forfeited only a spade heart and diamond, rejecting the club finesse due to West’s probable red-suit length and likely queen of clubs.
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