Our Boarding House Strategy and a Bridge Hand Analysis
A bridge column discusses defense and conventions with four spades as the fine contract after West opens hearts. It explains signaling with the queen to reveal holdings, leading plans, and how West can maneuver in response including trump reads and diamond ruffs.
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West
Rome
Dear Polly Advice Column Fragments on Refinishing and Baking Altitude Tips
A collage of reader questions and partial answers. Polly Fisher advises softening dried adhesive with heat to remove stubborn plastic from a wood table, then prying pieces away carefully. Additional fragments touch on altitude baking tweaks and a cleaning tip for clothing, plus a brief note on a 1813 Niagara Fort capture during the War of 1812.
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Raype Mair Eryer
Patty Kalle
Fort
Niagara
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The Airport Inn and Its Place in Frederick County History
A historical sketch of the Airport Inn along Md. 15 north of Frederick traces its roots to a 1930s private airport and a shift from rest stop to neighborhood bar in the early 1950s. It chronicles ownership changes from Ethel Morgan to Ryland Rubleman and finally Donald and Laura Runkles in 1969, noting licensing needs and the enduring, unchanged character favored by local patrons.
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Burger Reds Mayerling
Thurmont
Airport Inn
Ethel Morgan
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Ryland Ruhleman
Rubkieman
Donald
Laura Runkles
Barigis Road
Michael L. Spaur
Airport Inn: simple fare and bluegrass charm endure
The Airport Inn offers budget meals of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, corn, roll and butter with Pabst beer at a low price, eschewing posh décor for a plain wooden bar. Sundays showcase bluegrass with Johnson Mountain Boys and others, drawing crowds to a traditional, unpretentious setting that survives amid chic rivals.
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Airport Inn
Johnson Mountain Boys
Don Bennett
Bluegrass Buddies
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Filmometer The Woman Next Door review summary
French director Francois Truffaut builds a drama of two married lovers who become neighbors by chance. Gerard Depardieu and Fanny Ardant spark a quietly inexorable story of consuming passion with subtle details and high filmmaking craft.
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Fanny Ardant
Francois Truffaut
Bernard Oudray
Depardieu
Mathilde Bouchard
Miss Ardant
Truffaut
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