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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1943
Page
6
A fragmented word puzzle listing numerous coastal terms, with clues ranging from clothing and measurements to verbs and place names. The mixed items include cloth measures, verb forms, biographical hints, and geographic references, presented as a vertical crib of crossword style entries.
Tournament players mourn the death of Ralph Richards of Detroit founder and first president of the American Contract Bridge League. Known as Dick, he offered many famed maxims and his hand example showcases how high cards can backfire when doubles invite declarer play. The analysis explains how defensive missteps and ruffing chains could defeat the contract.
This item asks about proper table manners and etiquette. It discusses whether to gesticulate with a fork, picking teeth in public, taking large bites, and handling multiple foods in a restaurant setting.
A quiz style item asks about table etiquette with options and answers. It notes that 500,000 saddle steeds are used for horseback riding in the United States, reflecting popular interest.
In a tense night sequence, the narrator tracks Mirtilo through the Alameda toward Avenida Hidalgo, fretting over a possible pursuer and confronting an American power figure at Tequila bar. Mirtilo argues with the American about TarGard and a smelter, as danger closes in.
A reader notes daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word. Today’s term regenerates as a verb meaning to reform completely. A Channing quote frames regeneration as a single uplifting idea that can transform a person.
Radio schedule features various programs and hosts listed for the day. Includes music segments, quizzes, skits, and commentary with several named segments and call-ins. Program lineups cover talk shows, mysteries, and general entertainment with multiple hosts and time slots.
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