Making A Contract In Four Spades Depends On Scoring
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a four spades contract from a NEA service hand. South opens spade one, North supports, aiming for game but not slam. Results vary by scoring: total points yield a win, match points risk defeat. club finesses key in rubber and match point games, with East holding the king of clubs and defense shaping outcomes.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
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North
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Crossword style list reads like a vintage puzzle page
A mixed text block presents numbered crossword style clues for vegetables fruits colors and common terms plus a bridge commentary and note about a French magazine article. It includes partial clues such as Hardy cabbage and ancient city references and ends with a publisher letter about How a Young French Couple Lives with North Market Street as a contact point.
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Paris
Harry F. Shipley
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Summer Holiday Keepsakes Stretch Three Years
A cousin repeatedly visits the same place for summer vacations for three years due to an overstock of picture postcards from the first trip. She has not yet cleaned them out, continuing the collection habit.
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Molly Harmsworth
Battle of Jutland Remains WWI Fleet Clash Highlight
The piece notes the Battle of Jutland as the sole WWI fleet clash where Britain proved the dominant force over Germany. It stresses the encounter left the British fleet undisputed leader until Germany's surrender.
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Jutland
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