February Week of 1962 Televised Milestones and Space Flight
A magazine recounts a seven day period highlighted by the White House tour and Colonel Glenn’s orbital flight. It notes Gettysburg and Eisenhower calls, Robert Kennedy in Japan, Senator Kayden’s fiftieth year, a Frank Lloyd Wright biopic, and a Star coverage interruption by a live UK space program. Tom Fisher of Anderson High School is praised for his athletic and scholarly record.
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Reader's Courtroom Slavery of Words and Liability
Billy reports Stevie's slanderous remark and a claim for damages faces the question of parental liability. The court rules parents are liable only if at fault, not merely by relationship, as no evidence shows the defendant encouraged or inspired the remark. The article adds trivia about words and ships in a breezy closing note.
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Stevie
Points for Parents Mother and child care dilemma
A mother explains balancing fairness between her two children the baby crying when kept in a pen and Sister fussing if he disturbs her coloring. To solve the issue Billie the crawler is accommodated by placing Ann's table inside the playpen so she can color without the baby taking her crayons. Ingenuity solves problems that complaining cannot.
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Billie
Ann
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed List
Crossword clues list with directions and missing portions for antiquated worded terms, nationalities, and common items. Entries include antiquated, people of Bern, appoint, colleague, anesthetic, proprietor, browns in, calcium symbol, verily, plump, fastener, Java tree, wampum, shaving tool, name, frosted, seed vessel, abyss, and A.
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Bern
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaser From A Famous Poem
A cryptogram sample shows letter substitutions and word structure. The puzzle explains that one letter stands for another and that daily codes vary. It references Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and a prior quote about principles and victories.
Why Grow Dad by Josephine Lowman
The essay discusses optimal cream application times for facial skin, noting that each cream has a melting point and thus varying penetration. It argues longer wear is better, with longer times needed for drier skin, and suggests skin type affects how long to leave in the product.
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Josephine Lowman
New York
POTTED GERANIUM CARE AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE NOTES
Indoor geraniums need sparing fertilization with a pinch on top of soil when growth stalls. The piece also advises on skin care and hair color, urging faithful use of oils or creams for dry skin. It promotes a free leaflets offer by Josephine Lowman, via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Household Scrapbook: Glass care and metal refinishing tips
Cracked window prevention via scoring arcs with a glass cutter on both sides of the crack ends. Repainting metal furniture involves rust removal with steel wool or sandpaper, red lead touchups, then final exterior enamel. Boil remedy suggests applying boiled egg skin to the boil to draw out matter and reduce soreness.
Searle and Rogers Tales From American Tour Reflections
British humorist Ronald Searle reports on his American tour with anecdotes from West Virginia to the White House. The column recounts a 103 year old mountaineer’s winter sleep and moonshine scenes, plus a Flatland joke exchange about Will Rogers and President Calvin Coolidge.
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Ronald Searle
West Virginia
Will Rogers
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Oklahoma
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Is This Your Problem by Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Despairing asks how to win over stepchildren who resented a new stepmother after a Caribbean cruise marriage. Despairing’s advice is to stay calm, be natural, show patience, and focus on loving both husband and children while respecting their fear and jealousy.
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Helen
Leeward Island
Washington
Helen Erskine
Anderson Herald
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How to remove old paint spatters from floors
Use fingernail polish remover to soak the spots for a few minutes then scrub with a cloth and wash with warm soapy water. Paint typically dissolves regardless of duration.
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