To Kiss or Not to Kiss CAN GERMS by Passed From One Person
A reader questions kissing transmission of germs and health risks. The column advises acute infections should pause kissing and offers biology explanations of fainting, heart response, and blood flow. It cites a hemoglobin note for a girl of 16 and promotes a heart health booklet by Dr. Lester Coleman.
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Bridge bidding lesson with five hands and options
South openers faced with Imable Pus, five hands show best bids. Choices include two clubs for strong balanced with partner doubles, two notrump for game prospects, one diamond for a weak misfit, one heart for better game chances, and four hearts for takeout with a strong possibility of game.
TEST YOURSELF AT CROSSWORD by Eugene Sheffer RORCEGNTAL
Puzzle clues from a crossword column list many items such as Last 1a Worked 10 and Paddle 32. The note mixes wordplay and definitions with scattered answers like Frist man and Supreme being. It reads as an OCR damaged crossword feature with overlapping, garbled entries and stray phrases.
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