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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
8
A narrative mix shows a broadcaster and a tight family tale. Lucinda, an elderly widow, marries an elderly widower whose daughter and discord lead to a divorce suit. The court weighs grounds, noting a husband must protect his wife from abuse and may provide a separate home if needed.
The notice lists 6:30 to 12:15 luncheon and events at the YMCA including Presbyterian, Chamber meetings, AHS basketball, and Madison County reorganization. It records swim team timings, men’s conditioning, Judo Club, family and open swims, and a 3000 pound Capstone monument at Washington, weighing 81,000 tons.
A mother explains the need for adults to converse after the children are asleep to maintain a quieter home. She asks the children to play in another room and notes the importance of considering others in a child-centered household.
A dense OCR style puzzle page fragment with numbered clues across topics including presidents, geography, language, and misc items. Entries mix misspellings and partial terms such as 15th U.S. President, Turkish, compass, French coin, Jewish month, and English river.
A weekly advice column discusses frugal diet plans, exercise questions, and calorie division for women. It covers meal timing, exercising on bed versus floor, and the timing after eating, noting variation in individual schedules and preferences. The guidance emphasizes practicality and personal suitability.
A household scrapbook style column answers reader questions on weight loss through fat loss versus water loss, girdles during exercise, liquid and salt intake, and how soon changes may appear. It includes paint cleanup tips, stove burner maintenance, a DIY improvised ruler from a wire hanger, and a sales pitch for a beauty improvement kit with mailing details.
A vintage ad promotes Butch Standard Paint with slogans You Can Pay More You Can’t Buy Better. It markets flat wall and wall charm Latin latex semi gloss finishes, available in 33 gal quantities.
Lumber retailer Matthew CASH and Carry Lumber advertises phone number 644-6671 offering building supplies and delivery services. Local shopper note highlights contact option.
Readers may contact Josephine Lowman by sending letters care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa. The notice indicates a channel through which she can be reached for correspondence.
District Director Sterling M. Dietrich of the Internal Revenue Service cautioned taxpayers that social security numbers must be entered on the return. He noted that married couples filing jointly sometimes omit one number when both have SSNs. The service urges careful checking as the law requires the numbers on the returns.
An advice page features readers seeking guidance on social etiquette and personal matters. Questions cover discreet feeding in mixed company, sorting a deceased father’s clothes, and attracting dates. Helen Erskine offers cautious, normative responses aimed at comfort and practical steps.
An implausible collage of overheard quips and courtroom lines about a speeding car and a pedestrian, featuring a Broadway star line from Dr Pullman's Dental Parlor and a drunken driver in court. The pieces satirize media, misread signals, and odd customer quotes in a playful montage credited to Bennett Cerf.
A guide offers steps to clean marble surfaces with water and synthetic detergent, rinse and dry, then wax if desired with white wax emulsion and jeweler’s rouge for polishing. For straw matting, wash with hot salt water, use salt, clean small areas and wipe dry to prevent yellowing. A note mentions traffic accidents occurring every three seconds in the United States.
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