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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1964
Page
5
An assortment of lighthearted vignettes on beating heat in small towns. Kids ride on car hoods through car washes for pay, a youth drains a fire hydrant, another slides on ice for cooling, and a Siberian tiger chills in a Milwaukee Zoo pond as locals share extreme cooling tricks.
A mother sues a driver after her daughter Marion Vernon is hit by a car while crossing toward home. The case questions whether the driver’s duty and a parent’s negligence affect recovery for a child. A judge notes juries weigh a child’s age, intelligence, and capacity in negligence, and parent fault may not bar recovery.
A brief, unclear fragment describes eagle and wings with crew on the right. It mentions flying, thigh, long, and ends with the phrase that's all for now. Prior context and objects remain unreadable.
Miller Huggins of Miller Huggins Inc at 1212 Meridian Street Anderson was re elected a member of the board of the Independent Cash Register Dealers Association at the New York meeting. ICRDA headquarters are in Washington DC with more than 200 firms as members.
A father urges safer driving for teens while noting legal limits, followed by a fragmented word puzzle with mismatched clues and garbled entries. The piece interleaves parental guidance with a dense list of crossword style hints, names, and partial answers, lacking coherent article framing.
A cryptogram puzzle explains substitution deciphering with fixed letter mappings. The page shows example codes and a sample quotation to solve, along with yesterday's solution Ten thousand difficulties do not make one doubt. The feature is titled Daily Cryptquote and credits Kirg Features Syndicate Inc.
A fragment discusses blistered exterior paint from damp wood and recommends torching by an experienced hand. It also gives bead threading tips using glue to form a makeshift needle and lists daily small investments for grooming and health to preserve youth, emphasizing consistency over drastic efforts.
Dr Joyce Brothers asks readers if scalp massage and hair care improve circulation and suggests focusing on nutrition. The column urges attention to moisture and storage for salt, adding humor and small habits as paths to happiness, with contact through the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
A newspaper column summarizes reader letters on marital communication. It cites reasons husbands stop talking and wives fail to listen, blaming listening habits, interruptions, and secret keeping. The piece urges mutual listening and notes examples from social life and psychology, with final note inviting readers to send questions.
Dan Heffernan longtime supervisor of lines for the municipal light department and city line force ended his services with the city yesterday after more than 50 years in the post. He followed William Kiely as foreman after Kiely’s death and helped shape the city’s electrical circuits during a landmark career.
Durham England a pool official said the rule requiring women to wear swimming caps has been dropped and now applies to boys only. Superintendent Norman Nayor explained longhaired boys threaten water quality while girls keep hair short.
Scrub with a hand brush in lukewarm water and mild soap, preferably castile. Wipe with a damp cloth and place in sun for a day or two to finish.
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