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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1969
Page
7
A readers letter prompts Dr Thesteson to debunk fad diets that claim foods burn excess calories and to explain weight loss basics. He warns against gimmick plans like grapefruit or egg and grain schemes, notes true stretch marks cannot be erased by exercise, and offers information through pamphlets.
The column discusses Blackwood use in slam decisions with a Cavendish Club hand example. Oswald and Jim Jacoby explain two main uses: avoiding bad slams and choosing seven after a six. They illustrate how North’s diamond jump and South’s kings response shape grand slam chances in no trump or with diamonds.
Andy explains whistle pitch via sound waves and Doppler effect, with examples for a 10 year old in Cape Elizabeth. He describes frequency, wavelength, and audible range, then notes UNICEF functions, history since 1946, and the Nobel Peace Prize honor in 1985 as part of the World Book inquiries.
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