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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
16
A bridge commentary recounts a South dealer aiming to reach game with Keen and Champion, noting a flawed early choice and a decisive play by Keen. It explains two over one responses and how Dale’s hand strength supported bidding two diamonds over a one spade opening, leading to a safe contract.
Tom and Jerry balance weights on a fulcrum with distances five and six feet. Tom weighs 340 pounds combined with Jerry. Tom’s weight calculated as 340×6/(5+6) and Jerry as 340 minus Tom. The passage then shifts to a card game narrative describing plays by Mrs Xeon and Mr Meek with diamonds hearts clubs and a late tactical sequence.
Armed forces members reportedly consume about 258 pounds of meal yearly with preliminary washing deemed unnecessary. The figure suggests troops eat nearly twice the civilian average during normal economic times.
A Bulletin Herald Classified Ad from Howie Huistles invites readers to seek improved employment. The ad pledges expert job finding services for full or part time work, urging readers to consult Classified Ads to start a better, happier career.
A 10 cent booklet argues bottle feeding should mimic nursing care to foster emotional bonds. Mothers should hold babies during feeds, use bottle holders when needed, and allow babies to learn holding as early as ages five to six months. The piece urges avoiding burden on mothers and promotes early breastfeeding alongside bottle feeding.
A home remedy mixes two tablespoons of soda, one tablespoon salt, one tablespoon powdered pumice, and cold water to form a paste. After drying, rub with a cloth and wash the marble. Repeat for stubborn stains.
Indiana Governor Handley dedicated new quarters for the Indiana State Museum in the Statehouse basement. He used the display of stuffed animals and fowl to illustrate a point, referring to a “dead ducks” case as part of his address.
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