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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1971
Page
16
A fragmentary cryptogram sample and a quoted aphorism appear, noting that substitution letters map to other letters. The text includes a cryptogram line, a poem excerpt stating poetry is bound by ideas and emotions, and attribution to Paul Engle with syndicate credit.
Jane Toner Scott notes in a morning column that drivers should slow and use headlights to warn pedestrians crossing streets near schools. Small accidents can be prevented if drivers exercise caution, respond to warnings, and protect children by prudent driving.
The Readers' Courtroom weighs whether a six by six foot ice making vending unit requires a building permit. Prosecution argues it is an unauthorised erection. defense says it is not a building or structure and could be moved. Verdict options are Yes No.
The verse from Psalm 51 asks for a renewed spirit and a right heart. The text reflects on the pure spirit of childhood, asks for spiritual renewal, and seeks acceptance in Heaven’s sight, attributed to Julien C Hyer.
A vintage astrological forecast offers daily guidance for all signs. It notes Virgo and Pisces prevalence among hospital staff and urges personal focus, caution in Taurus finances, and firm stances for Scorpio and Sagittarius. Pisces encourages expansion and independence, with a birthday note on new adventures.
A reader asks if his daughter should marry and have children. The columnist advises respecting her choice, noting women can find fulfillment without marriage and that pressuring her harms her well being. It emphasizes individuality, self worth, and allowing parents to let go.
A reader asks how to remove water spots from finished wood floors and treat lipstick or rouge stains on fabrics. Answers advise drying with a cloth dampened in alcohol then oily wipe for wood, and methods using petroleum jelly, glycerin, or lard to loosen lipstick on washable and unwashable fabrics with careful laundering or alcohol sponging. A tip suggests salting soaking water to ease washing eggs from dishes.
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