Sisters of the Holy Cross Host Doctors Dinner Party
Intermission by Jane Toner Scott describes the Sisters hosting doctors of Anderson at a festive dinner. The cafeteria was turned into a charming dining room with makeshift music from a cash register replaced by piano. Doctor Dawson Hart received a mechanical bartender and a “soap room” mystery, while decor featured suspended Styrofoam balls. The piece blends holiday celebration with cheeky party planning and hopes for the afterglow. Paper output drops in holiday week due to lower production ratios per American Paper & Pulp Association data.
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Church purchases vacant home sparks block dispute
Homeowners fear deed restrictions bar church use of a block property and seek a stop order. The court leans on property rights, stating residents need not prove financial harm to enforce restrictions, allowing them to decide if the church's presence benefits or harms the neighborhood.
Medical Stockpile Open Houses Set for Pearl Harbor Day
The U S Public Health Service will hold open houses at civil defense medical stockpile depots nationwide on December 7 the twentieth anniversary of Pearl Harbor U S Surgeon General Luther L Terry announced the depots in 14 states will be open for public inspection drugs medical supplies and other equipment are stored in 22 depots including one at Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Mother chooses reading over mending in child’s story time
A mother dismisses persistent requests to mend immediately and prioritizes quality time. She suggests reading a story from a new book now, showing her value of companionship over urgent chores and modeling patient parenting.
Daily Cryptogram Puzzle Teases Readers With Quotes
A page features a cryptogram challenge using letter substitutions with the long planned solution from Longfellow. Readers decode phrases and compare today per code hints and yesterday's Nash quote along with a list of scattered clues and word fragments.
Mannerisms and Inner Calm Across Maturity
Analysis explains how nervous habits reflect inner tension and health, and how relaxation of body aids emotional calm. It discusses age related mannerisms and how shared interests and temperaments influence perceived compatibility. Readers are invited to request leaflet No 67 by mail for guidance.
Improvised ruler and repairs from household scraps
A simple coat hanger can be bent into a curved ruler for ink work, preventing ink creep. To locate holes in a bucket bottom for soldering, place the item over a light bulb to let the light reveal the leak points. A thin coating of shaving cream on bathroom mirrors prevents steaming, wiped clean to leave a clear surface.
Remedies for tight gloves and homemade tree ornaments
Practical tips from a vintage Q and A column. Advice covers stretching tight gloves with a cold curling iron, shaping safety by slow withdrawal, crafting Christmas ornaments from burned out light bulbs with mucilage and confetti, and cleaning tarnished brass or copper ashtrays with denatured alcohol and a stiff brush.
Is This Your Problem Dear Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Heartsick and Dear Belden share guidance on engagement challenges after an accident. A Michigan truck crash left John Erskine severely injured yet productive, urging the reader to marry and face life together. A separate letter urges fair joint finances and respect in marriage, while Easy Mark seeks escape from a bad living arrangement.
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Yan
John Erskine
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Problem A Day Numbers and a Factor Trick
A puzzle states that one third of a number equals fourteen of another number and the sum is 36. The solution yields the two numbers as 24 and 12 in a mismatch. the provided text then proposes an incorrect arithmetic method, mixing unrelated steps and numbers.
Try and Stop Me A Housewife and the Smart Washer
A Des Moines housewife buys a versatile washing machine. After a repair, the unit washes dries irons and folds her clothes in moments. The punchline hinges on her remark that she keeps her husband's socks in the right-handed drawer. A Caribbean cruise joke accompanies a merchant boasting after a store fire.
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Cert
Hing Features Syndicate
Ivory Coast to Free 412 Sanwi Separatist Detainees
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny announced that 412 people arrested in the Sanwi separatist attempt will be released. The 1959 independence era movement saw tribal chiefs attempt to form an autonomous Sanwi kingdom, with leaders and supporters detained or fleeing to Ghana.
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Ivory Coast
Felix Houphouet-Boigny
France
Sanwi
Ghana
Greenery in homes endures with low care palmtips
In traditional decor a potted palm once topped parlors. Modern homes still pair plants with design using dwarf palms Neanthe bella and Neanthe bella compacta to ease upkeep. Both varieties thrive with minimal attention.
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