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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1963

Page

6

Fragmentary crossword style glossary items list

A scrambled set of terms and near-words with numeric hints includes Ataoss 23 Brick carrer 34 Bows the bead 25 Fag-end 27 Aea 28 Disparag 50 Pouret part of fesce 3 Choler 44 Hanier 45 Tegument 36 Isner meaning 34 Repetition music 40 Prong 41 Betrayal 42 Maple genus 43 Superlacive ending.

Hanier Isner

Fragmentary Market Notes and Livestock Prices

A garbled dataset of livestock terms and prices appears, listing cattle breed mentions, weights, and vague quotes such as 12.0054 im and 77$.820 Ib, with scattered references to cattle commodities and utility terms, reflecting a disrupted historical market page. The readable tokens suggest prices, weights, and breed names amid widespread OCR corruption.

George Reith and the Six Diamond Opening Bid

The late George Reith was a leading bridge figure in the twenties and thirties. He mentored the author, inviting them as a partner in the first contract tournament and guiding them to victory. Reith favored bold hands, exemplified by a dramatic six diamond opening bid that modern analysts might dismiss as flamboyant but which showcased his strategic flair.

George Reith George

Grand Slam Gamble in a Bridge Exhibition

In a tense deal on bridge, George gambles on seven spades after Erst finds a spade sacrifice. West passes seven spades, while George pursues a long line of finesses and trumps. The sequence features a spade opening, a heart finesse, and a final claim of the remaining tricks as the play unfolds.

Erst George West Dummy

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