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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
3
An advertisement urges chewing Wrigley Spearmint Gum after meals to refresh breath and aid digestion while claiming it keeps teeth clean. The copy emphasizes quick relief and pleasant flavor as a daily habit.
In Norfolk Virginia readers learn of a nautical mishap as the old Texas battleship, long anchored in Chesapeake Bay since 1911, sinks another vessel the Moby Dick yacht strikes the wreck amid rough seas. Yachtsmen search for a safe buoy, while the wreck endures.
A fragmented OCR puzzle list mixed with numbers and letter groups titled Across and Down. It presents word fragments, clue indicators, and references to various topics such as animals, geography, and actions, all running into a chaotic collection of entries with inconsistent formatting.
A bridge discussion notes South's four no trump bid and grand slam attempt after North shows two aces. South wins with six cards, the heart king behind the ace prevents a grand slam. In a separate item Helen Wives travels with James MacArthur to San Francisco and Nevada, resisting slot play but briefly gambling herself for $38.
In a bridge column, the author explains that a jump to notrump over a one notrump bid signals a game try, while a jump to four of a major over a one spade or heart opener shows desire to play game with a strong hand. North's four notrump bid indicates strength and a preference to reach game despite partner's potential weak heart response, illustrated by a sample hand and opening leads.
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