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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
13
The text recalls James Whitcomb once serving as a contributor to the Anderson Herald and its publisher. It notes he sometimes dyagrend yet produced pacing ideas that are deemed particularly appropriate.
The fragment recalls a Christmas sentiment spoken by a boy named Scott as Riley writes God bless Us every one. The piece imagines a crippled child with a saintly soul praying for all creeds, near angels and golden walls as the Christmas morning dawns.
A fragmented OCR page shows a crypto quote puzzle with instructions and sample letters. The text includes cryptic clues, a daily cryptoquote, and mentions of names like THOMAS JOSEPH and MARY LITTLE DIME, with stray scores and numbered clues.
A mixed dated astrology column with reader chat on fortunetellers and a long zodiac forecast. It includes Sun sign notes for Aries through Pisces, birthday hints for December 8 15 and a promotional request for a book offer from The Anderson Herald.
South holds a strong hand in a Springald match between The Aves and a health team. The article details lead choices and bidding by Lew Muthe of Los Angeles, with analysis of spades and hearts and how the defense reacts.
A fragmentary bridge record mentions players East South West and North, bids including Ace Bob Haniman and Lew Marthe, and remarks on hearts and spades. The garbled text notes winning replay, street duplication, and a misplayed hand with several errors.
A reader asks about father son fights over political views and how to improve dialogue. The assistant advises talking calmly to understand motives, explains teen resistance to listening, and notes parental overreach can worsen clashes. A second letter reveals loneliness after discovering a husband's infidelity and suggests reassessing happiness and future prospects.
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