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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1951
Page
9
Oswald Jacoby discusses a Tennessee correspondent’s letter on canasta ethics. The piece highlights talk during play, lying about discards, and disagreements over permissible remarks as players seek guidance on proper conduct in a game where verbal signaling can blur lines between honesty and deception.
The author argues for a strict ban on lying in card play. Even in talkative games a deliberate lie should not be allowed and players should say nothing if possible. If forced to speak, be evasive but do not state a falsehood. Responses should avoid questions and answers altogether.
A girl listened as her father and his sister debated religion and later embraced the aunt's faith. The scene shows how early conversations can steer a child's beliefs. Carroll Manor Grange will feature degree work at 8 pm with third and fourth degrees conferred on candidates. Refreshments will be served.
Bridge column analyzes a costly slip by a player in a South facing hand. The deal begins with a 1 club opening by North, a pass by East, and a sequence leading to a part score for the defense. The expert notes how the error altered the contract and score.
Alfred Sheinwold faces a tough South hand in a bridge play. North invites a slam and the table follows with a dramatic sequence. East errs by discarding, West ruffs, and dummy ruffs back to a two trick finish while Sheinwold outscores in a near impossible endgame.
A lesson notes misused phrases and introduces Ethereal as celestial and spirit like. It cites Shoeless Joe Jackson not as a batting king despite a 410 average in 1911 while Ty Cobb hit 420 that year, framing a comparison of notable stats from that season.
A compilation of birth dates for notable figures including John E. Owens George H. Putnam Frank Billings William B. Wilson Nicholas Murray Butler Frank H. Vizelelly and more. It also recounts Today in History items from 1818 to 1907 and assorted civic notes from Taneytown including chamber meeting details and an award proposal.
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