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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1937
Page
7
An essay discusses how overexposure to worldly experiences harms youth. It contrasts a sheltered childhood with premature encounters, urging gradual adventures and parental guidance to preserve innocence and future happiness. The piece emphasizes simple, wholesome growth over indulgent temptations.
Speaker Jacques argues capital and labor aim to eliminate poverty but may fail. He cites Bible passages about poverty and wealth, noting poverty should not persist. In Emmittsburg Arvin Jones of the Frederick County League expects strong turnout as young players develop ahead of Trapite meeting.
The Ideal Garage defeated the Fords in three of five games to surge toward the championship. Newark outfielder Clarke Kelter has started every game this season before an arm injury sidelined him Friday. Joe Vusmik boosted his batting average with two hits in five at bats Saturday. Rolle Hemsley failed to collect a hit in four at bats Saturday, batting in a key lineup for the Browns. Birthdates in Bibles: Texas families retain old records as 100000+ Bibles examined for Old Age Assistance applications.
In the quarter finals of the National Wasters' four man championship in New York, Waldemar Von Zedtwite, a top class player, faced a challenging hand as his partner doubled the contract. The play centered on a spade sequence where West won the first two tricks with the king and queen of spades and later the ace. The solution to the bidding problem is promised in the next issue.
The article analyzes a bridge problem presented by Von Zedtwitz where an opening bid by North prompts a four bid and a decisive informational double. It questions whether the opening bid was psychic and details the cards and play that could defeat or save the contract, ending with the implications of the lead and subsequent tricks.
A damaged OCR shows an old paper with advertisements and notices dated 1914, mentioning war era prices and listings. Names and places appear fragmented, including references to publishers and printers, with no clear narrative.
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