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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1967
Page
6
A fragment from a puzzle page features a daily crossword and cryptogram section with mixed clues and era style. It references names, places, and terms in a playful, period-voice layout, including a quotation puzzle and a note about code substitutions.
Jane Toner Scott discusses television's potential to showcase extraordinary nature imagery from around the world. The piece cites Philip Kahle's lions and birds, examining how programs reveal beauty and tragedy, raising questions about career choice and television’s value versus time wastage.
A reader asks for quick house party snacks and hinge fixes. The response suggests mixing pimento cheese with a boiled egg, slicing into triangles, toasting, and spreading with buttered pimento cheese, plus a clumsy note on hinge touch ups with hot water and moth-eaten paper.
Meadowbrook Baptist Church hosts a cantata The Song of Christmas by Roy Ringwald. Combined choirs perform at 3 and 10:30 a.m. with original music excerpts from 20 Christmas songs and abridged Scripture verses. Rector Herb Cappel organist Mrs Karl Graddy soloists Robert Swin Mrs AL Jen Beaty and Mrs David Me Cattery narrator Rev John Buber.
A dialogue contrasts a mother who resents her children’s kitchen help with a grandmother who encourages shared cooking tasks. The mother worries about being slowed, while the grandmother emphasizes teaching daughters by letting them assist, arguing that exclusive work harms their learning and joy in cooking.
A garbled astrological forecast lists sun signs with fragmented advice. It mentions Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and general Tendencies, urging balance, responsibility, and thoughtful action while noting incomplete phrases and misprints across the table. The text references birthdays, relationships, and personal conduct in a periodical horoscope card style.
A fragmentary humorous satire notes Bennett Cerf and George Murphy in a lighthearted scene at San Francisco Airport. It then shifts to caricatures of lawyers and judges, critiquing legal practice and trials with sharp, ironic commentary from various experts and figures.
A 1960s style column discusses teens and their fixation on cars and horses as symbolics for status and maturity. It cites psychologists Eugene Gilbert Peter Siegle and Ernest Dichter, noting hot rodding as a response to frustration and the need for mastery, with gender differences and family dynamics shaping teen fantasies. Santa gift implications are considered, urging parents to reflect on meaning beyond material presents.
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