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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
9
A fragmented puzzle of bridge play notes and a long alphabet clue list mix with a religious quote. The text references dummy's queen, suit testing, and strategy, then segues into a garbled word puzzle and a biblical verse attribution to Rev Al Parnell Bailey.
Bridge column discusses cautious play after an auction where one side doubles and another bids. The article uses expert terms like West North East South and references a specific hand with a cautious approach to risk. It emphasizes prudent decisions over aggressive tactics in tricky contracts.
A mixed column combines bridge analysis by Earl L. Douglass with a sermon on God speaking to busy workers. The bridge segment discusses a hand where spade breaks decide the contract while the sermon notes biblical calls to respond to divine commissions. The piece cites Moses, David, Elijah, Peter, and John as examples of called labor.
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