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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
9
Advice on affordable meat cuts from lamb legs to beef, with cooking tips for chopp ed beef and meat loaf. Includes guidance on cabbage cauliflower mushrooms lettuce celery spinach fruits and fish as winter approaches plus notes on prices and seasonality.
Solution to Previous Contract Problem by WM. E. McKEENNEY explains the deductive double. It argues that after an opening bid by South opponents may hold definite strength or a psyche bid and outlines three bidding examples where a double signals deductive inference about missing strength, guiding the defense.
The article explains a bridge bidding sequence where South opens with two and a half quick tricks and a biddable suit. West should pass to avoid a bad contract, allowing East to apply the deductive double after North also passes. South can take five tricks while West cannot make a contract, illustrating strategic double turns.
Winston-Salem market reports 839,204 pounds sold for 129,904.83 dollars at an average 15.48. Rex Gass notes a season gain of 2.82 over 1932, says leaf quality inferior to opening day, urges farmers to sell first curings now and hold back lower grades. Local officials praise the price level and expect leaf prices to rise soon.
The season totals 1 993 652 pounds sold for 332 621 08 dollars an average 16 62. In 1932 1 141 160 pounds sold for 157 643 25 dollars average 13 80. Market gain 52 492 pounds 174 977 83 dollars and 2 82 in average. Two London hospitals have no men surgeons. MARSHVILLE Two children injured when a school bus overturned on a muddy road. Philo Ohio hosts the largest steam turbine at 165 000 kilowatts powering many towns.
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