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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1970
Page
16
Interwoven reminiscence recalls two prom queen contenders judged by one vote difference. Judith, described as a perfectionist, marries a gentle farmer and hosts a farm house party while maintaining her lively spirit and daily routines.
Quick remedies for bathroom stain removal with a paste of cream of tartar and peroxide or plain vinegar. Restoring hairbrush bristle stiffness with alum in rinse water. Polishing a marble tabletop with putty powder or jeweler's rouge.
New York AP reports the White House police uniforms designed by Jimmie Muscatello and modified by the Secret Service drew disfavor from designers like John Weitz who call them pompous and outdated. The $16,000 set includes white double breasted jackets with gold braid and shakos. The getup is for ceremonial use only.
A dialogue shows Jack and his mother discussing Mrs Green who warns that walking on her lawn is trespassing. The mother emphasizes courtesy and respecting others rights, noting a shortcut across the yard is not allowed and Mrs Green has the right to enforce it.
Puzzle presents a grid with across and down clues including Takes off and Hotel charges. Answers span topics from body actions to geography and general terms. Clues like Harden Lamprey and Bamboo-like grass hint at science and flora terms. The puzzle mixes common nouns with specialized words to test vocabulary.
A cryptogram explains substitution of letters in a quote. The sample shows A for L and X for O with hints from length and punctuation. The note references yesterday's quote and credits Mary Little and King Features Syndicate.
Norbert Kearns of Howard Beach cites a barber Cohen whose shop sat beside a bowling alley. Cohen aims to score over 150 but dismisses a county boss. A doctor asks about aiding a mangled leg. a student offers whiskey or promises it. The piece ends with quips from Webster and Cerf.
In a board from a contract where West passes the double, the defense misplays after K A Q of spades. South ruffs, declarer uses a sequence to force, and the redoubled contract loses 1,330 points, illustrating the double’s overrated value and the players’ risky decisions.
The writer cites Jesus Sermon on the Mount as guidance for planning the days ahead. He urges a proper perspective to secure peace of mind and tranquility in later years through spiritual doctrine and practical approaches to financial needs.
Tom alone completes the work in 12 hours, with Jerry they finish in 8 hours. Tom's rate is 1/12 work per hour and in 8 hours he does 8/12. Jerry contributes 4/12 in that period, so Jerry's rate is (4/12) divided by 8 hours = 4/96 = 1/24 work per hour, hence Jerry would take 24 hours to complete the work alone.
U S diet shows double the intake of canned vegetables and about a 25 percent rise in fresh vegetable varieties since 1909. Shifts reflect increased availability, marketing, and changing meals across the nation.
Senator Harrison A Williams Jr charged Labor Secretary George Shultz with haughty disregard for Congress and the public for refusing to appear before a subcommittee investigating the United Mine Workers. Williams planned a full probe with subpoena powers, budgeting $200 000, though not into the Yablonski assassination.
Spring term courses start Monday with new Basic Electricity and Basic Mathematics offerings. Classes run 12 weekly sessions ending April 23 with minimum 12 students per class and a small registration fee. Adults 18 and over invited to enroll through the Division of Adult Education.
Del-Rey Toastmasters Club named two winners in the first preliminary round Sam Carlile on Conversation With My Daughter and Wayne Dailey on Isn't He Great Both advances set for February 9 with a second round. Final on February 23 at Anton's Cafeteria starts 6 30 p m Lewis Moller to be inducted at next meeting Others speaking included Charles Solid and Richard Sobel.
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