Speaking of Eating Four Dollar Animal Fat Heroic Tale
A brief column highlights an odd culinary topic described as a heroic tale about consuming animal fat priced at four dollars. The piece presents a quirky, local tone with emphasis on appetite and thrift.
Unusual Tactics In A Bridge Hand By Jacoby
A bridge hand illustrates a brilliant dummy play thwarted by sharp defense. The discussion notes the five diamond contract as a cinch with favorable trump breaks and explains how East avoided the end play by underruffing dummy's king of diamonds.
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Juvenile Court Plans Religious Weekend Program
Cincinnati Judge Benjamin Schwartz launches an experimental weekend program for delinquent youths. Groups of 15 to 20 boys will attend church camps for work and recreation on Saturdays and services on Sundays, followed by counseling with church groups and the Salvation Army. A girls program is planned.
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Colitis A Colon That Misbehaves
Dr Molner explains colitis as a umbrella term for several conditions from infections to nervous colitis and mucus colitis. He notes emotional factors and diet can affect symptoms and previews further discussion on treatment versus underlying causes.
Cavern Found Near Mt Charleston Draws Attention For Beauty
Las Vegas observer reports a newly discovered cavern 45 miles northwest of the city in the Toiyabe Forest. Two explorers entered a two block long passage to a chamber the size of a high school gym, filled with colorful stalactites and stalagmites. Wayne Kinnie and Orry Clark photographed the scene and likened it to Carlsbad and Luray caverns.
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Britain Converts to Celsius Amid Currency Change
In London temperatures plunged from Fahrenheit to centigrade as Britain begins a shift to decimal measures. News readings show 9 p.m. in London at 39F, about minus 4C, with newspapers adopting the new scale while some still print Fahrenheit in brackets. A government panel plans decimal currency next.
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Cave area attracts tourist interest in Reno region
County sheriff's jeep posse reports passages leading from a large chamber. U.S. forestry officials weigh new duties as they plan to bring in speleologists to explore further. Ivan Sack of Reno says experts may assess the cavern while locals seek safer access for tourists beyond rope ladders.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne discovered by a world-famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids and stops itching without surgery. In trials, reduction occurred while relieving pain and patients claimed piles ceased to be a problem. Preparation H is now available in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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