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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1949
Page
8
A compact list of crossword like clues spans topics from zoology and chemistry to geography and music. It includes entries for cetacean home slope and river terms, legal points and French arts, symbols for elements, and various everyday objects.
Helen Smith, active in Columbus bridge circles and mother of four, executed a sharp squeeze to make a contract. After an opening four of hearts lead, she set up a sequence with a diamond finesse and a back- lead to force West’s discards, then cashed hearts and spades and ran diamonds. In the end dummy faced a club squeeze that secured the last tricks and the contract.
The piece argues farm prices are not the sole driver of high living costs. Secretary John W. Simms presents farm income figures and comparisons showing that even if farmers reduced key commodities, consumer prices would stay high. Reprinted from the Maryland Independent.
Readable fragments outline a dense list of radio and TV program names, stations, times, and hosts. The items include news, music, drama, sports, quiz shows, and public affairs, with several named anchors and performers.
Potato growers face poor stands early vines and rot. Dr. R A Jehle of Maryland University urges planning now for 1949 seed, recommends certified seed where possible, and lists criteria for home grown seed including cleanliness, low rot, healthy vines, and good yield.
Maryland gardeners are urged to prepare hotbeds or coldframes for early crops. Extension vegetable specialist Edward K. Bender advises starting lettuce cabbage and broccoli at low temperatures, while tomatoes peppers cucumbers and other heat lovers after late February or early April. Gardeners without equipment can obtain Farmers Bulletin 1743 via county offices or the University of Maryland.
Court records show licenses issued for multiple marriages including iv. 41 East and Betty Reste. Transfers include Norris iv. 22 and Stimson, Renn and wife to Amos T. Anderson and wife, city. James H. Falk County Treasurer to Eliza V. Whims. Derr and wife to Spencer O. Geasey and wife, city, $5. Harvey B. Edwards and wife to Annie M. Davis, et al, city, $10. Power of Attorney Charles H. Domer et al to Holden S. Felton.
An expert recommends using only number two potatoes from fields that met certification standards in the past year to minimize virus disease risk. He emphasizes strict sourcing and certified seed origins for safe crop production.
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