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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1950
Page
3
Bridge columnist discusses a no trump misstep where North's pass after a double led to a poor outcome. The analysis highlights suit presence and defensive play affecting score. It contrasts potential two hearts and double scenarios, noting risk in bidding with weak suits.
In a humorous account from "Head Acres" a vacation on a farm turns chaotic as a bargain tractor crowds a barn space, forcing wall removal and costly repairs. The tale satirizes city folks seeking security from atom bombs and inflation, highlighting farm realities and unexpected mishaps.
A puzzle-like riddle lists words and definitions across multiple clues such as "Depicted mammal" and "Hebrew deity" while a final weather line describes fog formed when cold air passes over warm land or water. The text resembles a word association cross puzzle with scattered definitions and an atmospheric note.
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