Bears are smarter than people says weary businessman
Wilbur Peebles argues bears are smarter than people while Trellis Mae jots a puzzle and questions his thoughts in a domestic scene about Christmas plans and midwinter fatigue. The exchange touches on holiday stress, Christmas cards, and rueful humor between a husband and wife.
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Wilbur Peebles
America
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
Trelis Mae
Mind Ratel II
Santa Claus
Mr. Everest
Umbrella Thief Story Outwits Wall Street Banker
A Darien tale narrates banker George Wentworth misplacing and reclaiming eight umbrellas only to be confronted by a Bow Tie man who calmly eats them. The comic episode, set amid Bankers Club lunch and a Darien return, ends with Wentworth catching the wrong umbrella thief.
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Roong Fas
Darien
Conn
George Wentworth
New York
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Mr. Wentworth
Wentworth
Princeton
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Two Ways Open on This Hand Written for NEA Service
The article compares rubber bridge and tournament play using Oswald Jacoby’s hand. It details rubber strategy to secure the contract and a tournament line by Dick Miller in Reading Pa, highlighting overtake of dummy hearts, a club finesse, and the sequence leading to a top score. Dick Miller is a life master who teaches and conducts duplications in Lancaster Pa.
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Queen of Hearts
Eest
West
Dick Miller
Reading
Lancaster
Miller
Dummy
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Card play nets 12 tricks in bold line by Dick
The article recalls a decisive bridge hand where the ace of diamonds opened, the queen of clubs led to cash the top diamonds, and the ace of spades returned to dummy to claim the rest of the clubs for 12 tricks. Dick earned a high score for this daring strategy and only a few declarers exhibited such vision and courage.
Peptic Ulcer Risks and Treatments Compared in Medical Brief
Medical note explains that bleeding peptic ulcers kill about five to six percent today, down from twenty five percent. Factors include nutrition, blood replacement, and selective surgery before shock. Surgery stops bleeding. outcomes improve with care. aim is zero deaths.
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