Two-Suited Bridge Transfer Leads to Slam
The article explains Jacoby Transfer with a two suiter, where responder transfers to one suit then bids the other. South shows a two suiter and a slam intent via a sequence ending in a lay down slam. It mentions a book promotion and includes unrelated reader letters about personal issues.
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North Court Street
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New Market Auxiliary Meets. elections and plans noted
The Ladies Auxiliary to the New Market District Fire Company met March 2 with fifteen members and visitors. New members were welcomed, sales were successful, and baskets aided. a new refrigerator for the dining room was voted. Members plan to attend the Spring conference at Pikesville on April 18. the County Ladies Auxiliary banquet event is set for April 4 at the best location. The meeting time was listed for April 32 at 1 p.m. at the fire hall. The mangosteen tree note is included.
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New Market District Fire Company
Pikesville
County ‘Ladies Auxiliary
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Did Dorothy Dix advise on a troubled marriage
A reader seeks guidance on staying with a husband who neglects conversation and social life. Dorothy Dix suggests marriage requires give and take, calm discussion, and small gestures to bridge distance, urging mutual effort rather than resignation.
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