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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1951
Page
10
A clipped crossword style grid lists many clues from agile animal to various words and abbreviations. Entries include Cuba high mountain sheltered side John Gaelic its nocturnal habits flushed and more, with vertical and horizontal sections covering animals weapons gods and measures.
Horoscope remarks blend with brief biographical notes on notable figures such as Dr. Paul H. Buck Waldo Frank and Prof Maurice B. Visscher, listing birthplaces and ages. A stray line discusses Russian caviar from immature sturgeon eggs and a warning against procrastination.
Oswald Jacoby presents a canasta problem where two players are close to out. With the 12th wild card drawn, the decision is to place the final deuce with the kings or with the queens and deuces. The correct play increases the chance to complete both canastas, maximizing long term payoff over immediate gain. The article explains that adding the deuce to the kings yields more outs for the queens, improving overall odds and sometimes forcing opponents to abandon their out attempt.
The article argues that Jesus established the kingdom of God on earth but only won a beachhead in world life. It notes Christianity once faced small numbers despite imperial adoption, and urges readers to reflect on their own social and work circles as evidence of God’s limited advance. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
Court news lists marriage licenses for George H Batten and Ruth C Gibson in Charlottesville and Harold Schildt with Betty Damuth in LeGore and Thurmont, plus divorce notices for William R Stevens and Pauline Stevens and Robert J Schwerha and Rosemary Palmer. Property deeds show Damon L Barnhart, Ross L Wenner, Lytle J Baker, Herman Fischer and others transferring to various recipients, with specified sums. Also notes home invaders and cowbird parasitism behavior with nesting details.
Bridge notes discuss bidding coaxing with partner and show example hands. NorthSouth and EastWest positions illustrated with card values, warnings on overcalling, and suggestions for careful communication.
A NEA Service note contrasts two bidding styles. One South coyly nudged West to six spades then West sacrificed in seven diamonds, while the other South pressed to six spades with firmness and North ended the auction by doubling seven diamonds, yielding a dramatic thirteen trick hand and a 2290 point difference between the two approaches.
Know America Today's anniversaries note Alan Pinkerton born in Scotland in 1819, Gardiner Hubbard born 1822, Jane Stanford born 1825, Bret Harte born 1839, Edgar Nye born 1850, with deaths and a history of notable dates from 1718 to 1950. Birthdays include Ruby Keeler and Leonard Bernstein among others.
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