Experts Avoid Unmakable Bid In Bridge Grand Slam
In a NEA Service feature, Oswald Jacoby recounts Philip Felderman of New York steering clear of an unmakable grand slam in the Life Master’s and Senior Master’s events. Felderman chose five clubs over risks, after North’s high jump responses, illustrating a practical rule: bid grand slams only when a small slam suffices for the day.
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NEA
Edgar Kaplan
Philip Felderman
New York
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North
Hearts
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A medical advert promotes Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance for piles available as suppository or ointment under the name ration H. Marketed with a money back guarantee, it claims dramatic results and cites a world-famous research institute.
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U. & Pas
Worry of False Teeth Slipping or Irritating
Article notes common embarrassment from loose dentures and urges consulting dental advice. Mentions misfit dental plates causing discomfort and social unease, with hints at corrective solutions and professional guidance.
Hearings Slated This Week On State Tax Changes
State lawmakers set hearings this week on proposed tax changes including reforms to personal income and business taxes. Officials say the measures aim to simplify rates and broaden the tax base while offsetting potential revenue impacts with targeted credits.
Tar Heel legislators set week of tax and vote changes hearings
Raleigh reports lawmakers return to begin public hearings Wednesday on tax structure changes. Senate moves include lowering the voting age to 18 and committee action by April 22. Budget and teacher pay requests dominate sessions with hearings at the Highway Building auditorium. The administration backed plan to create a new state department of administration is slated for Senate approval Wednesday.
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Senate
Barnhardt
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State Department of Administration
Corona colon laxative promises safe overnight relief
An old newspaper ad touts Corona as a new bulk laxative that remoistens dry waste and restores a normal urge to purge. It claims overnight relief for constipation and safety for pregnant women, positioning it as superior to salt or drug laxatives.
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