Sheinwold on Bridge Smaller Cards Do Have Some Value
Alfred Sheinwold explains how even tens and nines can matter in bridge as shown by a hand where South survives a dangerous sequence. West opens queen of clubs, dummy saves South, and careful play with clubs and hearts yields a successful game.
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How Dr Crane defends wives in marriage advice
In this excerpt from Dr. George Crane's Worry Clinic, a wife questions gender blame in maintaining marital happiness. He defends wives as readers and patients, arguing his advice targets spouses and families, not faulting women alone, and notes his column often aims to help husbands through wives’ actions.
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Brunet
Widow seeks marriage club advice on west coast
Mary Haworth, a middle aged widow of five years, asks if joining a marriage club is wise. She owns her home, is financially secure, and attends church and evening classes, but remains shy and lonely with few eligible men in her social circle.
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Ida Jean Kain Seeks Diet Success Through Calorie Control
Ida Jean Kain outlines a dieting plan stressing calorie reduction and steady progress. The piece notes the value of a fixed anchor to stay on track, urges decisive refusals to slip, and presents a dated weight-tracker with daily calorie counts for women men and teens, encouraging continued monitoring and optimism.
Marriage clubs and modern matches debated in old notice
A reader letter column discusses marriage clubs and courting in modern society, noting gender stereotypes, divorce realities, and the pursuit of suitable matches. The piece cites philosopher Robert Burton, warns of safety risks, and urges widows to seek peace of mind and spiritual guidance while considering future marriage.
New Weapon To Fight Allergy
If there's an allergy victim in the family it is important to keep your home spotless and dust free. Floors walls wood work and all other washable surfaces must be scrubbed faithfully with soap or detergent suds. A new concentrate added to the suds or rinse water is claimed to kill most molds germs and bacteria. Mops and scrub cloths used with this concentrate are said to become germ and fungus free.
How to Clean a Metal Watch Band Easily
Step by step on washing a metal extension band without harming the watch. Submerge the band in warm soapy water suspended over a glass rim, soak briefly, scrub with a small brush, rinse and dry for a sparkling finish.
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