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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1956
Page
12
In a bridge column item, Mr. Champion’s defense and counting are highlighted as his side vies under North South. The deal features Mrs. Keen and Mr. Dale, with a lead and ruffing maneuvers described as crucial to the hand’s outcome.
A compilation offers household tips such as washing windows with a chamoi dip in water and vinegar for quick cleaning. It notes using cold flour for cakes and warm flour for bread to aid yeast. It also describes a chess like card play scenario featuring Mr Champion and players Dale Keen and others with strategic deductions.
A problem shows how many pounds of a four percent salt solution are needed to dilute 24 pounds of a twelve percent solution to ten percent, giving eight pounds as the result. In Templeton Mass Dora Winch, 76, works as payroll clerk and children's librarian, still active after passing a Civil Service exam at 72 with a 94. she attributes longevity to staying busy.
A 1956 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a daily fortune game. It uses the reader’s first name letter count to derive a key number, then reads a message from a rectangle grid by checking those positions left to right. Distributed by Kine Features Syndicate.
A guide to planning dates with women emphasizes courtesy and attention. It advises starting at the front door with a polite family greeting, keeping plans within budget, choosing suitable activities, and ending on time. The piece promotes reading the booklet BE A SMOOTH DATE and requesting it by mail.
The text offers home care tips including using cedar oil to refresh shelves if no cedar closet exists. It also advises rubbing isinglass with a clean cloth dipped in gasoline for cleaning. A note suggests adding salad oil to homemade mustard to improve flavor and extend freshness. a random fact claims ducks have keen eyesight.
An irate passenger known as MaxzAna Cowboy on a Phoenix to New York Stratoliner refuses to fasten seat belts. He declares he has ridden everything he mounted for 25 years and demands to ride free. Behind him a Manhattan tycoon endures two loud two year old passengers until midflight over the Carolinas.
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