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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1942
Page
12
Blackwood inventor warns players to keep margin in slam tries. In a club suit hand North shows four aces with five hearts, South bids six clubs and then five no trump to request kings, but misreads kings. The resulting sequence risks a seven club bid and a potential grand slam, making all 13 tricks highly unlikely.
A читать puzzle style item lists scattered clues and numbers such as sea eagle eelgrass trumpet mouth and other terms. The readable portion shows a late publicist tone and suggests a wordplay grid with entries like war god and gland like hints.
Puzzle fragments reference 1917 events, volcanic Sicily, and scattered clues across multiple definitions. Includes entries for dregs admissions palm leaf symbols and abbreviations for lieutenant compass points and elements. Addresses terms like erbin, erbium symbol, and Scandium symbol with varied definitions.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks detailing orchestras, comedy, drama, news, and music schedules. Notable items include Amos ’n’ Andy, Fred Waring’s programs, Vera Barton songs, Glenn Miller Orchestra, Fanny Brice and guests, Rudy Vallee, and Major Bowes amateurs. Also listed are war commentaries, world news segments, quiz shows, and theatrical sketches across CBS NBC and other networks with varied time slots and durations.
Question prompts test proper behavior in polite talk. First item asks if you should admit you heard a joke before when someone begins to tell it. Second item suggests a habit of sharing personal quirks or oddities with others.
A reader asks how a hostess should handle guests outdoors with mosquitoes. Should she invite indoors or plan a street supper? An invited guest offers baked beans and the hostess replies positively. The piece suggests telling the hostess how you enjoyed the evening and calling the next day to reiterate appreciation.
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