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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1943
Page
6
A wounded soldier asks if he should regret a fiancée who chose another man and ends his engagement before the war. The advisor argues the match was bad, praising the breakup as a fortune and warning that such women lack loyalty and security.
A dense program list outlines a variety of radio offerings including dance orchestras, mixed quintets, a rhythm band, and a range of named ensembles. It highlights broadcasts from March through April, with acts such as Hicks, Landen, and Brazilian Parade featuring across multiple slots, indicating a busy weekend and weekday schedule.
Puzzle style clues listed with numbers and partial words. Reads like a crossword fill in progress for various definitions such as rivers languages metals and animals, including Latinized hints and abbreviations.
A reader asks if marrying a temperamental woman who accepts monthly spankings is wise. The columnist refutes wife beating as a pastime, arguing that a husband cannot build a happy home on such dynamics and that a spoiled partner deserves firm treatment, not ongoing abuse.
A cryptic bridge record recounts a five span play where West shifts to diamonds and South ruffs a heart. The declarer preserves trump and discards a club loser to establish hearts, with key cards including ace of spades and diamond shifts. The contract is salvaged after a tense sequence, fulfilling the deal.
The text loosely recounts a card game session with players discussing moves and suit play. It mentions an opening lead, a misthrown pass, and experimental plays. The readable portions hint at a live, episodic recount from a club or house setting with focus on strategy and outcomes.
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