Obligatory Finesse In A Four Heart Contract Explained
The article explains the obligatory finesse in a bridge hand. South faces a doubtful four heart contract and must manage losses in spades and clubs while executing the trump finesse toward dummy. West shows the ace to allow South to force the remaining tricks.
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Crossword Clue Dossier From Fragmented OCR
A collection of scattered crossword clues and partial answers. Entries include various definitions across and down such as rivers animal terms and mythic references, all partial and interwoven in the OCR wreckage.
Toledo Auditor Finds Crabgrass in Office Planter
City Auditor Arthur S. Johnson observed a sprout in his office planter and initially suspected growth from a peace seed. It was later identified as crabgrass, highlighting a mistaken origin.
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Nash Jewelry Company Ad Promises Savings
An old ad touts Nash Jewelry Company at 127 North Main St promising savings on diamonds watches luggage and jewelry highlighting customer stories of cash saved over the years.
Britain’s only venomous snake the common viper
The common viper or adder is identified as the sole poisonous snake present in Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Seawell Fights Klan Wanting North Carolina Spotlight
Seawell, famed for opposing the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina, is urged by Gov Dan K Moore to lead a state crackdown. He chairs a new committee of officials to monitor Klan activity and coordinate vigilance across Raleigh and other offices.
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