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across
animals
and plants
unnaturally
white
24 — Have
(Scotch)
26 — Disfigure
27 — Upright,
honest
25 — A line of
the Bible
31 — Shape
32 — Reverberate
33 — Worthless
leavings
34 — Words
peculiar to
a particular
language
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| fifth wed
ding a nni ’
versary
L.\ minute
| opening in
the skin
h-Keep
L-Leave out
P -Whirl
iritable
rings
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ajnie
..ver in
| northeast
Scotland
|7—Tracked
lo—Earliest
1-Persons,
DOWN
8— A small
bottle
9 The lan
guage of
the Scotch
highlanders
12— A device for
ascending
13— An Ameri
-1 can settle
ment work-
n-A river in
[ northwest
I France
»—Colored
I circle that
surrounds
the pupil
of the eye
B—Permit
U—The letter S
K—Crude
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By Shepard Barclay
“The Authority on Authorities”
■ PARRYING A THRUST
H SUPERLATIVE defense entails
■fathoming the declarer’s most
■nefarious machinations. Extreme
ly brilliant thrusts on his part can
■ sometimes be parried only by keen
m thinking which. *o begin with, in
■cludes the making of the same
■plan for his play of the hand that
■he has made himself, and then fig
■ Bring out the only stumbling block
■which he fears. Os course, it is
■the defender's duty then to toss
■that obstacle in his path.
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| 97 6 4
■♦ J 5
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tin uu
A A K 10 9 4 2
1 * A
|♦A 6 3 2
I 5
(Dealer: South. East-West vul
nerable.)
I in a large duplicate tournament
■k’here this deal came up, it was
■Pjayeci at 6-Spades at practically
1™ tables. Three declarers had a
■trump led against them, which
■rnaue the fulfillment of the con
■ tact difficult. One declarer took
lr e s P lead with the jack n
W™ m l' cas hed his two high clubs
I ‘ '■ hen ruffea a club with the
hew Drug Treatment
For Migraine Headache
' L,J(iAx CLENDENING, m. d.
bpl GP : EAT DEAL of interest has
« lnc *d b y my quotation some
var „ ago from Dr. Walter C. Al
cf Mayo clinic, who said
P that he
-’’•"l thought the
most valuable
drug that had
j m newly come
& W into use with-
M#*** If in the last two
or three years
1| . M is ergotamine
M JkLm tartrate, for
ujsm the treatment
|||P|k. j|L m iS ra i ne or
sick head-
Hs§& WwM ache. So in the
articles today
and tomorrow
* Alendening I will devote a
'deration of i* UtUe lengthier
est form? 6 J S , one of the common
course mi , headache although, of
graine! Th daches are not mi-
1 0{ clllef characteristics
occ urs in i 6 are ‘■hat the headache
that whnn n lnrlivi dual periodically;
v, a person begins to have
tJ* he ’ H or she ’ is liable to
throuah * a “ acks every so often
that it J °, SC of their adult life;
ex tremelv hereditary; that while
del eterioL mfortable lt has no
length of iift‘ feCt Upon healt h or
Pcon, ln()iVidual Headache
b-fer toiu° have are likely to
Day have otw7 h ? adache ”- They
one is their headaches, but this
They mav ,° Wn individual brand,
other hea ,h the cause « ‘he
much statin hes ~ reading too
%e, excess 8 ,? late at ni ght, fa
ct one kind or an-
22 Tardy
23 First sylla
ble of “brio
a-brac”
24 Stops
25 Assists
27—Shape
29—Twenty.
second
letter of
f the Greek
alphabet
;e 30—A coal box
31—Noise a cow
:e makes
er and so
ciologist;
died 1935
14—A long,
slender
shaft with
a pointed
head
17— The tenth
wedding
anniversary
18— A donkey
19— A substituti
i for a noun
20— For instanci
(abbr.)
Answer to previous puzzle:
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A p p E R ■■ A Q- E M T
UEI L- > Mijq
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spade deuce, hoping it would be
over-ruffed by West and that the
latter was the holder of three
trumps. When West won that
trick with the spade five, the de
clarer had his contract, for one
more round of trumps won in the
dummy settled the outstanding
ones and the clubs provided dis
cards for the diamonds.
Walter F. Wyman of Boston, sit
ting in the West position, fore
stalled the declarer who tried this
maneuver against him. He re
fused to over-trump, so that the de
clarer was obliged to lead two more
rounds of trumps and consequently
could not cash the set up club suit.
Tomorrow’s Problem
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VAQ 6 3
*K6S 2
4 None
4 Q J 8 7 4 None
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4Q9 83 2 5 54
X None 4b J 10 9 8
743
4 A 10 9 3 2
~ 4KJIO 9 8
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*AQ
(Dealer: North. Both sides vul
nerable.)
With an opening bid of 1-Club
by North, what contract should
North-South reach?
other. But the migraine comes on
them without any cause at all
after having led the most exem
plary life, with no extra strain, no
extra exertion, all of a sudden some
morning they wake up with their
old enemy making faces at them
from the foot of the bed.
Sometimes it is called “hemacra
nia” because it affects only one side
of the head. A good name for it is
“sick headache”, because besides
the headache there are digestive
disturbances —nausea, constipation
and a feeling as if everything below
the equator had stopped. Some
times these digestive disturbances
overshadow the headache and are
referred to by the owner as “bilious
attacks”, to which also a person
may be subject. It has nothing to
do with biliousness, however.®
In many cases, the headache
gives warning of its impending on
set. These warnings may be very
peculiar. One friend of mine told
me that on a certain day he would
have a feeling as if he had lived
here many times before. Every act
and every object that he saw was
invested with a peculiar signifi
cance. He understood, or almost
understood, the entire meaning o
the universe. And all the time he
was in this trance state, he knew
subconsciously that the next day
he would have one of his migraine
headaches.
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for each, and a self-addressed
velope stamped with a *b r-G .
stamp, to Dr. Logan Clendening, m
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"Indigestion and Constipation .
1 ducing and Gaining’ ,
ing’’, "Instructions, for tbs \rast „
of Diabetes", '’Feminine Hygiene
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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1937
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