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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
13
A vintage pattern notice invites orders for Misses' shirtwaist tunic regular and long lengths with pants or skirt options. It lists sizes 8 through 18, pattern 479, fabric width 39 inches, price seventy five cents plus twenty five cents for air mail and handling, and directs to Arne Adams at The Daily Gazette Pattern Dept in New York with order details. It also promotes two sewing guides priced at one dollar each.
A list of puzzle style clues appears with partial answers listed like Hodgepodge 21 and Shakespeare can stream 26. Other entries include Indolent 31 Swift 33 and Forest crest like Mountain crest 34, plus City in Wisconsin 53 and River in Spain hidden in the mesh.
This Bridge scenario outlines play by Oswald and Jacoby on a 9876 insured contract. It describes dummy’s three spot, minor-suit aces, finesses, and spade sequences. The discussion considers East starting with three spades and potential leads to set up the 13th trick, noting outcomes and optimal lines.
South opens with 17 points for no trump while North adds 11 for a raise. With 28 points usually steering toward game, South must avoid a free finesse by leading from dummy. If he grabs the jack of spades, West can assert both aces and cash three spade tricks, risking a poor result. South should judge carefully before play.
In the auction West North East South iv Dble 29 percent Pass Pass You hold A A D4 3 Y Q T E 2 O 4 3 H O E. After a three heart bid by you and passes from West and North, South’s pass prompts a fast four diamonds bid. The puzzle asks what you should do next and promises the answer tomorrow.
A quotation from Job 32 16 17 urges listening before speaking while Bernard Baruch emphasizes that every man has a right to opinion but not to be wrong in facts. The pair frames the balance between belief and accuracy in public dialogue.
A vintage advertisement lists poncho crochet patterns and a suite of needlecraft books and kits. It details pattern 7321 for a one size poncho fitting sizes 10 to 16, priced 50 cents, with mail order to Alice Brooks at The Daily Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York. The ad promotes a 1971 catalog of instant fashions knits and crafts with multiple books and patterns priced between 50 cents and $1.00.
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