Modern Contract Bridge Guide on Honor Tricks and No Trump Play
A 1938 bridge article explains counting honor tricks to evaluate no trump bids. It discusses yardstick measures, distribution, and how hand shape affects strategy, with examples and guidance for players and partnerships seeking precise valuation.
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Kaine
Ono
Trricks Gams
Lali
Atattornter. CO
Borvies
Angling quips compare berries and fishing wisdom
Angling peers Angling Peo and Don Yzank Walton quote various authorities on fishing. They reference Doctor Boteler and Doctor Johnson to contrast views on angling as recreation and to define a fishing rod as a stick with a hook and a fool at the other end.
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Don Yzank Walton
Doctor Boteler
Doctor Johnson
Civilization Built on Coal And the moral work beyond labor
An editorial argues civilization rests on coal as the main energy source and critiques the moral burden of energy needs. It reflects on per capita coal use rising twentyfold and notes 1860 as a turning point when coal powered the modern industrial nation, linking energy to interdependent social groups.
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Ogatte
Butler
Shantung Portraits: Cities, Trade and Confucian Heritage
Shantung province is depicted as a pivotal Christian and commercial hub with Tsinan as a major educational center and transport link to Peiping Tientsia and Shanghai. Chefoo and Qingdao are described as bustling ports, while the land’s rivers, temples, and cultural origins around Confucius frame a dynamic, growing economy.
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Tiey Millon
Shantung
Iowa
Tsinon
Tsinga
Shamtung Peninsula
Peiping
Tientsia
Shanghai
Telnan
Reael Palaan
Tsinan
Bhattang
Eity
Taiwan
Vsinan
Pogoda
Tstnan
Shantung Plain
Tifunn
Shangpo
Walla
Shang-pu
Tainan
China
Shantung Christian University
Ilasion
United States
Chefoo
Garman
Europe
Asia
Cape Cod
Yellow Sea
Shantung Province
Korea
Cincinati
Denver
Colo
Pacific
Telnan Gatas and Narrow Streets in Taiwan City
In a quarter century since the Telnan gatas opened, automobilia have traversed widened streets with few modern shops between native ones. Narrow thoroughfares remain a maze of mud and stone between rows of low buildings. Rickshaws wheelbarrows and donkey carts ply the lanes while pedestrians are pressed against walls and doorways.
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Wader
Chefoo
China
Shantung
Suna
Atlantic City
Tlentein
Teingtao
China Coast
Taiwan
Walla
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