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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1971
Page
13
Public health column urges women to exercise arms starting in midlife with routines to tone the upper arms. It highlights tennis golf and swimming, describes several arm raises and presses, and invites readers to request a dedicated set of arm exercises by sending postage.
Butter substitute tips suggest lemon juice as a butter stand in for those who cannot eat dairy. For wallpapering, pop bubbles on the surface then press with tissue and a warm iron. Garden tools stay rust free when coated with a thin wax paste, which also repels dirt.
A compact reflection on human obsession with news from dusk to dawn. The text cites Acts 17 21 and comments on modern news culture, Athens, and the spread of commentary as daily entertainment through television and radio.
Purdue University plant pathologists say recent cool weather in Indiana slowed southern corn leaf blight. Warmer conditions could boost spread to previously clean but susceptible corn, about 70 percent of plantings. In southern Indiana blight is most severe. fields sprayed four times with fungi showed limited results at early stages.
A jumble of program titles lists Silent Panorama Panorama artoon Karnival Kartoon Restling Rocket Lucille Ball Jack LaLanne WFE idol Below Today in Indiana Virginia Graham Dinah Shore and other items. The readable snippets reflect a broadcast grid with hosts and shows from a bygone era.
A detailed Wednesday afternoon and evening lineup shows cartoons and sports at noon, films and dramas through the afternoon, then a slate of news and talk shows. Notable entries include Reds vs Mets coverage, The Days of Our Lives, and The Tonight-like segments with Steve Allen and Jack Paar.
A dated fragment describes a daily numeric puzzle that yields a fortune message. It instructs counting letters in a given name, adjusting by rules, then tracing a grid to read a hidden message. The source notes World rights reserved and references 8-4 King Ventures Syndicate, Inc. from 1971.
A playful baseball homage turns into a bridge column about Mickey Mantle. In a card game narrative, Mantle's two aces and three kings trigger a grand slam bid. The hand unfolds with Gerber inquiries and a spade lead, ending as a dramatic, suspenseful bridge moment.
In a bridge study note Mantle routes a grand slam by a precise line. He wins the spade lead, clears clubs, and reveals West with seven spades. A diamond finesse and heart king follow to secure the contract amid tape-measure rhetoric and a public Q&A column.
This piece explains how to read stock listings in newspapers, defining shares, abbreviations, dividends, and volumes. It notes price ranges, daily highs and lows, and the final price change, warning that capital loss is possible even for top grades, with examples from IBM and Coca Cola.
Charles faced arraignment for driving while intoxicated and urged review of a temporary license suspension. The case cites his 1943 to 1954 convictions, ages, and earning needs, with the judge noting similar powers to suspend, while considering whether old felonies justify drastic action pending trial.
In a worded arithmetic puzzle, Jack is 48. If Jack is twice Jim’s age at the moment when Jack’s age equals Jim’s current age, then Jim is 36. The reasoning notes that if Jack is now twice Jim’s past age, Jim was 24 then. subtract 24 from 48, halve the difference, and add to 24 to reach 36.
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