Let's Explore Your Mind By Wiggam Question 1
The article presents Wiggam noting skin sensitivity exceeds a thermometer and may explain a sixth sense of sensing another's presence in a dark room. It cites experiments detecting minute heat differences to suggest this phenomenon. The piece also references Harold Christensen's Marriage Analysis and views on monogamy and boredom in marriage.
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Harold Christensen
For & Cos
A. Be Wiggam
Oswald Jacoby Leads Vigorous Bid in Bronx Bridge Play
A Paradise Club hand in the Bronx features Oswald Jacoby bidding vigorously and a later underbid contract of six clubs. The play produced a sharp declarer line and an equally probing defense as West leads the jack of hearts and dummy ruffs the first trump.
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Paradise Club
Bronx
Declarer
West
Bridge Strategy Leads to Finesse Choice
Brief summary notes a bridge hand where a player weighs cashing scenarios with ace and king of trumps but opts for an immediate finesse of the jack of clubs. The jack was played from dummy and ducked by South, with Jules Tiles at West observing the play.
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Priefly
South
Jules Tiles
West
Thoughts And Tears In Faith And Sorrow
A compact reflection on enduring faith under trial and the role of tears and laughter. It cites a Bible verse about persecution for the word's sake and quotes Leigh Hunt on tears and laughter as tools for relief and restraint, contrasting mirth with sorrow.
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Leigh Hunt
Bridge parlor tactics in a slam failure described
The article analyzes a bridge hand where the declarer wins via a clever finesse but West’s counterplay with trumps breaks the contract. It discusses risks of drawing trumps, discards on long suits, and how different trump splits could have allowed or prevented the slam, noting an unusual first round finesse and the impact of a 3-2 club break.
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Declarer
West
Tilles
South
Machines Rule World After Humans in Frankenswitch Era
A thousand years after a world war, Roger Robot and his human slave Adam recount a civilization run by machines. Frankenswitch created a system where machines keep humans alive to feed and oil them, ending wars, joys, and deaths for a hollow age while Adam trains a child robot in arithmetic and loyalty. A note claims Arctic seas hold far more organisms than tropical waters.
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New York
Roger Forst
Hie von
Pete
Fem
Adam
Roger
Frankenswitch
Outer Canarsie
Junior
Tam
Astic
Operation Myself One Morning Weighs in on Self Improvement
The author outlines Operation Myself, a humorous self improvement plan begun after a sluggish spell. He records progress on weight loss, dental checks, a positive physical exam, smoking reduction, and a playful mental reset, noting deceptive ease and comic self-deprecation alongside a fact about prolific chinchilla ranches in the United States since 1923.
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High Andes
United States
The Stars Say By B. 2 General Feat
Circular puzzle style text lists astrological date ranges and instruction to circle letters in a chart. It mixes names and fragments with unclear intent and daily changing secret formula. The piece reads like a horoscope activity with dense date pairs and scattered phrases.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Fragments
A scrambled crossword style list shows clues and partial entries for across and down words. The readable fragments name items like jewel back of neck voting chief sea eagles Philippine seaport and several partial phrases, suggesting an incomplete puzzle fill from a historic page.
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Nec
Philippine
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Sanke
Indianapolis
Glenn E. Thomas
Th Ansheim
Elm
Glenn E. Thomas Company
Bill Bryant
Thomas
Dodge
Red Ram
Evans Musical Atuy
Ambergris
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Torquemada
Fort Knox
Times Square
Vincent Astor Diagnostic Clinic
Dr. Pritchard
ELF
T&t
Joey
Latvia
Bolsterer
Hayworth
Inter Indian
E. Broadway
Rayon
Orion