Rebid Strategies in Modern Contract Bridge
Lelia Hattersley outlines rebid guidelines after partner raises, stressing safety margins and trump strength. It covers unassisted rebids, two and three supporting tricks, no trump shifts, take‑out doubles, and advice for vulnerable versus nonvulnerable play with examples and future analysis notes.
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Lelia Hattersley
WNU
Libi-Divi Tanning Pods Described for Dye and Calico Use
The article details libi-divi bean pods from a South American tree as a top tanning material. Pods measure about 1 inch wide and 8 inches long, pale brown with a yellow tinge, and are bent or curled. They are used for tanning and to produce black and dark calico prints.
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Freshwater Sea Spring Sighted Near St Augustine
A mineral water spring rises from the sea bottom two and a half miles offshore and nine miles south of the old City of St Augustine Pla with a sulfurous odor. Water surfaces with a geyser like appearance if land outlet. Depth reported at 55 feet.
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St. Augustine
Pla
Florida
Sure of the Signs Scotty Confirms Brother Identified
Scotty says he would recognize his brother after 20 years and describes him as wearing a blue striped shirt and a brown necktie. Ronald asks if he would know him when met.
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Scotty
Ronald
Dairy safety tips for milking gear from Minnesota extension
Minnesota University extension bulletin No 138 advises home made sterilizing solutions for milking machines. Calcium hydrochlorite is prepared from chloride of lime and water, aged overnight, then mixed at one quart per 20 gallons. The guide claims home mix equals commercial hypochlorite for effectiveness and cost.
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Agricultural Extension Division
Minnesota University Farm
The
Bulletin
Pinto Beans Substitute for Cottonseed Meal
Dairy farmer M. James of Parker Colorado reports good results feeding locally grown pinto beans in place of cottonseed meal. He began with 6 to 7 percent of split beans in the ration and gradually raised to 20 percent as cows adjusted, with the remaining 80 percent a mix of corn oats and wheat. Tedman of Arapahoe county notes cows take to beans and that beans can cheapen the ration when beans are available.
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M. ©. James
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Colo
A. H. Tedman
Arapahoe County
Colorado Agricultural College
Tedman
Controlling Lice In Dairy Cattle With Timely Treatments
The article outlines three lice types on cattle blue red and gray and notes feeding costs. It recommends spraying cattle every ten days with a non irritant animal spray and treating bedding stalls and nearby walls. If weather is cold keep cattle in the stable until dry.
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American Agriculturist
Dairy Notes on Milk, Silage, and Herd Management
The article reviews dairy practices including cow milk yield and dry matter, co op bull associations in New York with shared bulls, Pennsylvania silage increases milk yield, culling effects in 20 herds, need for special pastures during drought, and hygiene and handling steps to keep cream sweet from milking to delivery.
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Pennsylvania
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Evelyn Acton, down on her luck, eats in a fine city cafe while seeking work. She recalls Jack Dalton, the man who once urged a future together, as she pursues a stenographer job at Wearever Tire Co. This chance meeting rekindles old tensions and she plans to secure breakfast before leaving.
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Velyn Acton
Jack Dalton
Empire Building
Wearever Tire Company
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Evelyn
Evelyn Acton
Not Always Wise to Trust Charms
A columnist describes Little Eva’s extreme superstition including rabbit’s feet, four leaf clovers, and black cats. She explains misfortune cases with reversed signs, objects of luck failing, and even Haiti’s voodoo practice, noting how Eva reveres every superstition while others remain skeptical.
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Little Eva
Eva
Maria
Evan
Haiti
United States
Indianapolis News
Fortified Sichem Stands As A Strategic Biblical Stronghold
The fortress of Sichem sits between Mounts Garizim and Ebal as a key east west route blocker guarding the Jordan valley and the coast plain. Its massive walls form an elliptic plan protected by two natural bulwarks. Hittite builders likely erected it as early as Jacob's era around 1500 B C.
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Palestine
Garizim
Ebal
Jordan Valley
Kadesh Barnea
Canaan
Jacob
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