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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1943
Page
8
A fragmented crossword style entry lists scattered clues and partial answers across many topics including geography mythology and common terms. The garbled source mentions Balkan country Nis and Olympus with references to legal terms, body parts, and casual slang, all jumbled in a dense puzzle grid.
A bridge hand description shows obliging partner making a slam bid after a sequence with the East West North South order. The hand includes a AQE 99854 R54 BATE 632 and a Kushner AIS agio effect with a rubber none and dealer position.
In a Springfield game, Jack Rusher of Springfield Mass and partner faced a blemished rubber. Kushner led a clever sequence from dummy to strip suits, ruff clubs, and drop East with a heart discard to make a slam.
A fragment from a manners column asks if jitterbugging on a crowded dance floor is good etiquette and hints at comparing answers to authoritative guidance. The text then cuts off mid question about a movie scenario.
Contained in a杂 article a series of etiquette prompts asks who should lead in seating and to carry packages. The piece notes responses: men should go first in some cases, women in others, and includes a scenario about a woman meeting a man after shopping. It also reports on Bette Davis star wife Arthur Farnsworth's injury and mentions ancient rocks found in the Grand Canyon.
Bette wakes with plans to enlist Sue and search for Paul Porter and Scott Porter. She treks along a river bank past riffles and tall grasses, spotting trout and signs of wildlife. A grizzly bear blocks her path, then moves on after a dramatic fish catch, while Bette hides, fearing discovery by a lurking man in the brush.
A fragmented listing of radio programs and hosts across various networks and stations. Includes drama sketches, detective series, musical orations, war commentaries, and variety shows with figures like Jack Armstrong, Archie Andrews, Fred Waring, and Lone Ranger referenced among numerous program titles and formats.
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