Daily astrology game prompts readers with birthdate chart
An old newspaper fragment describes a daily astrology feature. It details a chart system where readers note a number based on their birthdate and circle letters corresponding to it. The text lists birthdate ranges and chart letters, with a note about a secret formula guiding daily changes.
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Thia
Teia
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Humility on Rivington Street Election Night
On Rivington Street a dinner reveals a drunken uncle after a pinochle club election scene. Frieda notes humility drives his behavior as Mordecai Slifkin campaigns and Sammy Pfef fer wins the presidency amid comic vanity.
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Abe Greenfield
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Wisher-Wells
Oswald Jacoby on Gerber Convention in Houston Hand
The article explains the Gerber Convention used by Captain L A Welsh in a Houston Individual Tournament hand. It details the four clubs jump as the responder indicating aces and how the partnership gauges high level bids and potential slams based on aces and kings.
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U.S. Coast Guard
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Let's Explore Your Mind By Albert Edward Wiggam
A column discusses bridge bidding theory from a tournament hand and notes on marriage happiness and education, presenting Q&A style snippets with various claims. It mentions North South spade slams, club and diamond plays, plus a discount booklet offer and a critique of Ps D degrees.
Doctors Say Play Fair With Your Stomach
The article explains the stomach as a vital organ starting digestion, noting its normal size, how it expands with meals, and that gastric juice flow is influenced by taste and emotion. It warns that overeating and stress disturb digestion, while proper care keeps the stomach functioning quietly and efficiently.
Gift for Young America No Dead End Kids in Old Back Yard
The author argues for restoring old fashioned back yards as child spaces. He laments crowded cities and supervised playgrounds, advocating a wise-hearted parent, garden, space for pets, trees, and freedom within safety. He recalls that in such yards children thrived, avoiding reform school and prison.
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