Bridge Club Meets Washington Social Scene
In Washington a lively bridge session features Dr E B Conolly in uniform as captain in the Medical Corps alongside William Cheeks and William For McRenney of America Card Authority. The piece highlights Doc Conolly’s play style and a tense opening spade sequence observed by officers and service men amid the social whirl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fo McRenney
America
Washington
William Cheeks
South
North
Mind Your Manners and Social Etiquette Dilemma
The fragment discusses proper conduct in social invites and handling travel timing for a friend. It questions how to respond to a friend inviting you to a house event and whether arriving early is appropriate. The text hints at etiquette around delays and consideration for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast Jong
Howie Guts
Mother Nature Curio Shop Report
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky local item with scattered names and items. Mentions include a girl named Bastenved and a Princely house silver coin amid garbled terms and stray phrases.
Puzzle of Clues and Letters in Aged Almanac
A fragment lists clues across many numbered items including chemical compound, goddess, oceans, organs and ships. It mentions a fellow of the Entomological Society and an American humorist with abbreviated titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Entomologicé Society
Cabby
Ice industry strain blamed on cold spell and power limits
A fragmented report describes how a drop in electricity supply reduces commercial ice production. Ice makers face higher demand as homes use more refrigeration, stressing the industry and prompting production cuts amid the unusual weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Sv Ratiniag
Hails
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Mother Nature's Curio Shop
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Tad
Serand
Vite
Spucker
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Tony
Mamma
Jem
Jeff
Maar
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Wwetman
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Donnell What
Freckles
Vle
Danny
Lowt
Bones
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