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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
23
A bridge problem discusses leading from four small cards and giving partner a count. West deduces the contract is unbeatable without an East re-entry, while East's opening diamond lead and spade shift fail to progress. The article notes the importance of a suit-count on opening leads and ends with a prompt about the bid decision for South.
A fragmented television grid lists CBS Wish and ABC News with varied day parts. Notable entries include The Fugitive, The Texan, The Love of Life, Jeopardy, Truth or Consequences, Perry Mason, Daktari, Combat, Merv Griffin, Gunsmoke styled titles, and late night movie slots. Cast names are limited. the schedule appears to mix daytime and evening blocks with numerous program repeats across channels.
Cleaning tips describe removing alcohol stains from furniture with turpentine and cigarette ashes, then rubbing in circular motions. Instructions on washing chiffon advise a pure soap solution with gentle rinsing. A tip suggests using milk on leaf undersides to gloss houseplants.
Marion Indiana AP Charlene Meade 25 mother of four was sentenced to 221 years in Indiana Women's Prison after being found guilty of the March 16 killing of her husband James Meade at their Hackleman home about 10 miles southwest of Marion.
A note urges readers to pay their paper boy weekly, describing him as a small merchant with his own business and obligations. Delays cause hardship if customers make him wait for payment.
A reader complains about being underweight and the social scorn faced and asks for weight gain advice. The reply emphasizes mild exercise like swimming to boost appetite, recommends five small meals daily, vitamin B complex, brewer's yeast, and ample sleep. Guidance includes avoiding stuffing and suggests contacting Josephine Lowman at the Register and Tribune Syndicate for her book on bust measurements.
A reader asks about removing a light scorch from fabric and cleaning glazed brick floors. Advice covers peroxide treatment and ironing, broom or dry mop cleaning with warm soapy water, rinsing and drying, and using sodium hydrosulphite for very dirty floors. A brown sugar syrup recipe uses one cup sugar to 1 to 3 cups water boiled to make a syrup.
Relatives observe a dining room scene where a child refuses to say excuse me and a parent reacts with a sharp reprimand. The column advises parents to model manners, handle excuses for children, and avoid embarrassment in social gatherings. Myrtle Meyer Eldred promotes a free leaflet on Good Manners.
The Indiana Port Commission will open bids September 6 for removing 5.5 million cubic yards of sand at Burns Harbor. Construction is back on schedule after weather and a labor strike settlement, with about 16 million dollars in harbor and shore facility work under contract and the project slated to open in late 1969.
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