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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
4
Wynne Ferguson outlines a detailed guide to distinguishing business doubles from informatory doubles in auction or contract bridge. The article analyzes cases from one no trump to multiple suit bids, giving practical rules, exceptions, and a long example of the double squeeze, plus a jumble of local notices and social items in the closing paragraphs.
Sunday dinners hosted by Homer Light and visits across families mark a weekend in the North Potter community. Neighbors and relatives Such as the Hilpert Fiehler Wheeler Higgins Harms Tank Crowell Musil Light Reetz and Beetz households share hospitality and social events along with a Busy Neighbors club meeting and a Farmers Union gathering.
A J Englert shipped hogs to the coast Thursday. The sophomore class and Sponsor Miss Michel enjoyed a party at the school home Saturday. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered at the schoolhouse auditorium Sunday evening by Rev. F C Mills. The Motet singers of Sidney performed with Miss Marjorie Pettett as accompanist. Several residents were guests at local homes, and school activities included a business meeting and plans for the picnic and year-end commencements. Measles kept some children home, with most returning to activities.
Farmers Union held a business meeting at the school house Thursday evening followed by lunch. People visiting included Mrs D Bolton and son Bobby, Mrs Frank Meier, Mrs Leverett Payzant, Mrs Floyd Fleming, and Mrs R Fleming and son. Mr and Mrs Grady of North Platte visited relatives in the area earlier in the week.
Miss Norma Kloepper and friends spent Thursday evening at the Harry Fleming home while many families shared meals and visits across Hays Creek area. Phil and Ed Seimers hosted guests. Mary Hughes celebrated her 15th birthday with Catherine Schaffer, Ruth Sparks, and Rosetta Seimers attending.
Mrs. Pearl Sparks hosted the N P B club after noon and elected officers for the coming year. A two course lunch was served. Various neighbors and relatives visited homes in the area including Kens ington church participants in Sidney.
A Cincinnati man F. J. Fritz reports losing 26 pounds in 3 months using Kruschen Salts. He notes improved breathing and energy, claims he looks 100 percent better, and recommends a half teaspoonful daily in hot water with reduced fats and sweets. Available at Western Drug Co. or any drug store.
Miss Vera Tompkins and her pupils held a Mothers Day program at the school house with Ethel Harp and Arvilla Tompkins delivering special numbers. Guests received carnations, and lunch was served. Local residents and visitors from Sidney attended events and games, with several households hosting and hosting guests over the weekend.
Hygeia Magazine notes that for many years China used tea to aid burn healing due to tannic acid content. It adds that Russians once treated burns with ink, but modern inks no longer contain tannic acid and the method is no longer used.
Some say hauntings of ruins stem from a belief that ghosts favor certain houses to haunt. They supposedly choose deserted or ruined dwellings because amulets or charms no longer deter them.
Thomas Lumber Co promotes Bluhill coffee claiming a pound yields more coffee, bringing savings. The ad also endorses Cook's Barn Paint for durable results, urging customers to join in the satisfaction.
A German remedy Adherika acts on both upper and lower bowel to stop constipation. It supposedly forces out poisons causing gas bloating and poor sleep. Western Drug Co. packages the product as a bowel aid and sleep supporter.
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