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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1969
Page
7
A diaristic monologue on writer’s block with a stubborn typewriter. The author recalls a family maxim about not living like worms as the deadline nears and contemplates the right gift, coffee breaks, and the lure of witty company while wrestling with the machine.
Hawaii and New York top U S rice consumption per person with about 7.8 pounds annually. New York state leads all states with roughly one pound per 200 people while California shows increased per capita use. The report highlights rice growing popularity across the nation and rising annual intake.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The unemployment benefits case involving 26 employees of a Salem company was sent back to the Indiana Industrial Review Board for further review by the Indiana Appellate Court. The court found the board’s findings insufficient but noted evidence suggested the workers were laid off before March 15 1988 and a strike began March 18. The workers were told to return May 21 but did not cross picket lines as the strike ended June 8 1988.
Contained fragment describes a newborn presented to grandparents in a special red jacket made from a single piece of cloth. The event includes mothers offering brown sugar and eggs in ceremonial baskets. The text references Shanghat Peasants and a wall of thins, with unclear phrases about gays and weapons.
The excerpt describes a restless week with a fussy baby and a parent juggling chores. The parent notes the baby cries, work suffers, and warmth and companionship may help. They try rocking and watching the parent work to soothe the child, hoping for calmer moments as the day passes.
The page combines a large cryptic crossword with a cryptogram and a brainteaser section. It lists numbered clues for words and names, a Daily Cryptoquote challenge, and a Washington admixture note referencing John F. Kennedy. The mix includes wordplay prompts, sample answers, and instruction-like hints.
The forecast covers astrological hints for December with many signs linked to dating, luck, and career. It warns traveling tonight, emphasizes careful traffic, and notes Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces each face distinct themes from decision making to money, creativity, and relationships. Birthdays relate to money value and new contacts yielding future payoffs.
In a jokey debate over futuristic growth, Rappaport and Himmelsburger spar over impossible heating feats by 1272 and 1872. British reporter James Cameron visits Hunan and is told a birthplace tale of Mao Zedong. Also a hospital bill punchline and a stray year 1862 attribution conclude the item.
A columnist examines money anxiety and psychology behind wealth, noting false beliefs about finances. It discusses how attitudes toward money shape work choices, spending, and self worth, with references to psychologists and studies.
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