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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
12
A feature on child play and imagination favors independent creative exploration. Myrtle Meyer Eldred promotes self-made pretending, cautioning adults not to rush kids toward success and offering a 10 cent booklet for arts introduction.
A short feature describes a daily message game by Morton Walker titled Greener Thumbs. It explains a numeric puzzle using your first name length to derive a key number and read letters from a rectangular grid to reveal a fortune. The strip dates 8 13 1903 and credits Willacy J. Miller and a syndicate distribution.
In a tense bridge hand, Mr. Champion bids to six clubs declaring a slam after a complex squeeze. Mr. Masters counters with careful play, using clubs and diamonds to exhaust opponents, while Mr. Abel's heart king becomes a point of tactical misdirection.
A collection of home care notes on washable wallpaper cleaning and avoiding yellowing in fabrics. It also mentions a cooking tip for two thirds baked apple pie and a personal hobby note about Clancy Osborne, Vikings linebacker, collecting coins.
More than 20 million dollars in federal money has been spent on city planning projects since 1960. Projects extend to 44 states plus Guam Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
A man sails to a point 24 miles from home at a constant rate. Returning, the first half of the trip goes at 142 times his former rate due to favorable wind. The wind dies, and the rest is at 3 mph. The round trip lasts 124 minutes. Find the original rate. The text also contains stray numbers and phrases about Miami and a Florida football note.
If scorch marks are not too deep dampen the spot with water then apply a thick starch paste and let it dry. Sponge off with peroxide using a clean cloth, press the article again and air dry in the sun for several hours.
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