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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
13
The article discusses a bridge hand where South fails to make six hearts after three finesses. It analyzes defense and suggests South should ruff the third heart and draw trumps, then play dummy’s hearts to force East to cover, discarding clubs to minimize the damage.
West German professor Hans Glatzel, exMax Planck Institute scientist, argues plain mineral water best cures hangovers. He says after heavy drinking the kidney must excrete more liquid and excess salt, making water the optimal remedy.
The Relief community lists upcoming activities including the Young Adult Class meeting at the Luttrell home on Tuesday, April 6, Maundy Thursday service April 8 at Relief UMC with Rev. Lock, and a Good Friday service April 9 at Cork Street Christian Church with speaker Dr. Robert Parker. It also notes local visits and dinner guests from nearby towns.
Cadette Troop No. 340 sponsors a bake sale in front of Southern States on Saturday April 10 from 8 a.m. to noon offering cakes cookies and homemade bread. Community visits note several local families visiting relatives in Virginia and Maryland with hospital stays and recoveries.
This Richmond history note highlights milestones from 1776 Harvard College granting an honorary law degree to Gen George Washington to 1860 Pony Express launch and 1936 Hauptmann execution. It also notes 1941 Libyan evacuation, 1948 US foreign aid, recent Cuba, rail strike resolutions, and a 1960s-70s exchange.
Dear Abby columns cover a teen caller apologizing after calling his mother an old bag and seeking forgiveness. Other letters discuss marriage strain, communication advice, and a young woman asking about voting age and parental consent.
In the mid 1700s Williamsburg housed about 2000 residents normally, but surged to roughly 6000 when the General Assembly met, reflecting temporary influx during sessions.
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