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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
16
A courtroom tale features Geraldine a beautician and a judge-like narrator debating the moral duty of manufacturers for harm caused by a cosmetic product. The dialogue weighs collective national symbols against consumer risk and urges preservation of a war memorial building as a bridge of understanding.
A Friday noon Anderson Board of Realtors luncheon will feature three speakers on the proposed real estate licensing law. Mark Milten berger of Muncie and James R. Day of Anderson join state real estate commissioners and Robert Rock of Anderson, a legislator. Lee Roy Abbott chairs the program, Paul Alatza presides.
A mother expresses frustration while guiding a child in dressing. She plans to use labeled pictures to show what is in drawers, aiming to help the child find garments and dress independently as they grow.
The page presents a cryptogram challenge with a long list of word clues and a sample daily cryptogram using a substitution cipher. It includes a header, a worked example showing a quotation, and a note about daily changes in the cipher.
Readers inquire about weight goals and exercises for a small frame. The advice endorses gradual activity like leg raises and knee kneeling routines, notes on copper paint removal, hair removal methods, and methods to soften hardened shoe polish for reuse.
A reader asks how to handle a mother who has become promiscuous and distant after years of closeness. The adviser urges understanding, suggests probing the root cause, and advises the daughter to act as a supportive daughter while seeking dialogue with both parents.
Barberry varieties provide natural canine deterrence with growth forms varying by type. B erecta reaches tall narrow habit while B thunbergi forms a thick bush and B thunbergi minor stays dwarf at about a foot tall.
Reader letters joke about alligator pears and poultry stuffing while a Dartmouth freshman highlights Socrates as a bungling advisor in a 1962 Bennett Cerf piece. The notes lampoon mail order habits and misdirected ads from a large food store chain.
Kirkcudbright tale of Billy Marshall a Tinker who joined the Army and Navy ten times and deserted each time he outlived seventeen wives and fathered four children after turning one hundred. He died in 1792 aged about 120 years.
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy will visit India and Pakistan in March on a semi official trip. She will pay her own travel costs for the 25 day journey and be accompanied by Princess Lee Radziwill and Letitia Baldrige who will manage the schedule. The visit, once private, is now treated as semi official due to interest from India and Pakistan.
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