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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1955
Page
5
A compact word puzzle presents numbered clues across and down referencing U.S. presidents and related terms. The reader decodes interlinked definitions such as names, roles, animals, metals, and actions to complete the grid.
Samuel Jacoby analyzes a bridge setting trick from a South hand. The column discusses defense signals, counting cards, and practical play to avoid a setting trick, offering expert tips for readers to apply in live games.
Oswald Jacoby describes a bridge deal where East blinks at the setting trick, allowing declarer to steal the contract. South wins the first trick with the ace, signals with heart and diamond plays, and dummy unravels a long diamond sequence. East discards a heart, blowing the decisive selling trick, enabling West to win with clubs and spades.
The BU declarer opened with a spade ace and collected several clubs to secure the contract. East reportedly failed to cash a club, which would have allowed defenders to take one club and four hearts, potentially defeating the contract.
Bari L Vougiase notes a Genesis tale of Isaac Rebecca and twin sons Esau and Jacob to warn that tense homes and double dealing cause tragedy. The piece links ancient family strife to modern broken homes, contrasting Esau’s indulgence with Jacobs spiritual journey and ending with tears in old age.
W L Gordon explains common errors in usage and pronunciation with examples. He defines gullible as easily deceived, notes hyphenation in co operate forms, and describes the summer solstice as the sun’s noon position changing little near summer’s start.
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