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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
4
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Summitville reports the Skillet Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Alba Perdue with Mrs. Virgil Heat presiding. Reports include the song of the month Home Sweet Home, devotional by Mrs. Perdue, and a lesson on Rediscover Yourself. Next meeting set for Feb 21. Brownie Girls meet after school at the Methodist Church basement learning First Aid.
Ambassador Oil Corp. announced the purchase of the producing and non producing properties of Leck Royalty and Oil Co. for about $500000. The deal dissolves Leck Royalty as Ambassador also bought the remaining outstanding shares.
A playful daily puzzle assigns a key number from your first name by adjusting its letter count and constant rules. Starting top left, you check key numbers left to right and read the letters beneath to reveal a fortune message.
Washington reports overseas coal shipments show 24.9 million tons exported in 1960. The National Coal Association projects 24 million tons for 1961 and 25 million tons for 1962.
Newmarket England sources say a protest letter from a landscape artist was sent to the forestry commission asking Queen Elizabeth to halt England's Jockey Club from felling diseased oaks at Newmarket race track grounds planted by Charles II. The report notes a distant roar from Victoria Falls is audible 26 miles away and the falls’ plume is seven miles visible.
A fragmented clipping mentions WLW and telegraphy in Indiana with references to a device or symbol and coffee promotions priced at 45 cents. Names and context are unclear, but it highlights midcentury broadcasting and commercial buzz.
A mother reports her two month old daughter weighing nine pounds one ounce, crying, and poor weight gain on formula. Reader advises trying canned milk or half milk formulas, adding vitamin D and possibly sugar, and changing pediatricians to supervise care. Tomorrow note directs contact for Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
A reader asks how to treat a limp shipping item with borax and water, to separate egg whites and yolks with a tiny hole technique, and to make an oak stain using boiled linseed oil turpentine raw umber and whiting.
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