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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
19
West opens with spades and South reopens diamonds after a complicated auction. East doubles, valuing his strength, and the play exposes the risk in doubling over a minor suit overcall. The hand yields 500 points for the defense and illustrates careful decision making in overreopening.
An old advertisement describes sewing patterns in various sizes with mail order details to Syracuse Herald Journal Pattern Dept. It mentions transfer motifs and multiple pattern numbers, plus a 1945 crafts catalog offering embroidery crochet and quilting guides.
Horoscope for June 23 covers the twelve signs with advice on finances and conduct. The piece notes Aries caution in work and investments and Taurus emphasis on careful matters and sensible living. It includes Gemini patience, Cancer diplomacy, Leo moderation, Virgo calm, Libra balance, Scorpio frugality, Sagittarius focus, Capricorn leisure, Aquarius ambition, and Pisces practical money sense. It also mentions notable births and a Great Falls Montana street fight incident involving two men with stitches.
In Shawnee Kansas Owen True, 1, was discharged after 97 points earned in service. He was inducted in Los Angeles and released for being underage, then returned to work at a war plant.
Advice on protecting leatherette table tops from sun and heat. Suggests lacquer or enamel coatings, and a heavy fabric cover to harmonize with chairs. Recommends two coats of enamel if wear occurs.
The article warns that onion maggots can damage bulbs and may require moving the garden bed to a new location. It notes two to three broods per year and cautions against using manure as a poison source. Smut is described as a soil fungus causing leaf blisters and powdery spores, with soil relocation or formaldehyde disinfection as options.
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