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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
4
Eight year old Teddy snatches a newspaper from elderly Ed Watson and a scuffle ensues. The next day Watson is arrested for aggravated assault but a judge throws out the charges citing self defense when the attack is by a child.
A cryptic puzzle page asks for A Day problem solutions with a $15 000 prize. It lists across and down clues such as chief cook, hairless, immense, midday meal, conjunct, and others, with several misprints. The text also notes a sand diagram and a finished digit sequence, plus a $3 price and various named clues like Geraldin soprano and Himalaya marmot.
A scrambled letter puzzle shows a daily cryptogram quote with substitutions and hints. It includes a sample quote INWC KWRRH XWKE CNL and yesterday's solution FROM EVERY MOU LET DOM KING SAMUEL SMITH, issued by King Features syndicate.
Mollie worries after mysterious night visitors and a missing car. Don and Mollie discuss leads while detectives hunt for clues as Week passes with no further prowlers. Detective Art Burns visits asking about her uncle and aunt’s whereabouts.
Mollie and Art collaborate on a kitchen painting project that reveals tensions and flirtations. Don Elson suspects Mollie’s dating prospects as Arth links with her. their river road outing and lunch deepen the evolving tension before a prompt cliffhanger.
A quarrel over fate and a misread bus leads to a comic couplet as a union organizer pressures an Ohio industrialist. The tycoon grants a five dollar weekly wage increase but imposes a one dollar fine for every late arrival, declaring termination after five late arrivals per week.
A reader asks how to craft a dusting duster from flannel soaked in paraffin oil and wrung out, then washed and dried for furniture polish. Another query advises adding salt to the second water when cleaning greens to settle sand, followed by another rinse. A tip suggests camphor in the vase water to extend cut flowers’ life and freshness.
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