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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1951
Page
9
A fragmented list of clues spans ecological terms and vocabulary including plant names, animal references, measurements, and common word meanings. The entries mix botanical, geographic, linguistic, and everyday items, with several crossword style definitions and partial answers scattered throughout.
A compact note on proper pronouns and usage with word study tips. It covers pronoun case in indictments, common pronunciation errors, and a daily vocabulary exercise. The piece highlights commending a soldier and demonstrates the term commendation in context.
Jacoby on Bridge outlines a hand where Sharp defense misleads declarer yet a clever plan yields success. West opens diamonds, partner signals, East covers, and defense kills ruffs. Declarer improvises by routing trumps, ruffing, and using dummy to force a late spade trick and a ten-high finish.
Oswald Jacoby explains that a canasta need not be completed from the hand to be legal and warns against misrepresentation in canasta play. He covers penalties for black threes, red three replacement draw rules, and notes on handling discards. A brief note mentions a Frederick Squadron dinner with Lt Golibart leading songs and Chester Jackson on guitar.
Weather note frames a playful reflection on rain and sun as blessing, then shifts to report of Frederick Moose Lodge banquet. Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose held its annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with 101 attending. Helen Gosnell gave blessing. prizes went to Gladys Wiles and Hilda King. Eddie Burke orchestra played at Moose Home after dinner.
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