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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1943
Page
6
A fragment argues that mothers shape sons and daughters more than fathers, claiming ambitious mothers produce leaders like lawyers and doctors while shiftless fathers spur effort. It asserts education, manners, and conduct hinge on the mother, not the father.
A long list of radio programs and music acts airs across a Chicago station. The schedule features dance orchestras, vocalists, news segments, religious talks, and light entertainment, with several named performers and groups noted in the program rundown.
A compact guide highlighting common misuses of equanimity and pronunciation pitfalls. Explains equanimity as evenness of mind and clarifies correct sounds for words like hoof and boot, warning against mispronunciations and erroneous phrases.
Crossword style clues mix across and down entries in a grid referencing the phrase VOLUNTEER STATE. Entries include state nicknames, chemical symbols, mythic terms, and place names such as Hawaii and Palestine. The puzzle blends wordplay with biographical hints and regional identifiers.
Text discusses bridge strategy and a hypothetical play where leading the ace of clubs and continuing with clubs affects the number of tricks available. It mentions partners shifting to spades and potential two spade tricks, then quotes a five hearts contract with four-odd outcomes.
Expert bridge column analyzes a West hand and cautions against double bidding. It discusses spade placement the king of spades risk, overcalling opponents, and a suggested sacrifice bid of five clubs to minimize loss. The piece reflects classic bidding strategy and decision-making in bridge.
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