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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
9
A piece noting how some women rely on wigs and hairpieces to combat thinning hair. It observes that beauty salons style wigs as a practical blessing for women facing hair loss and flat growth.
In a case against August over a cesspool that fouled Larry's land a health report pointed to August's septic tank. The judge found no proof of ongoing pollution after August's repairs and ruled against liability. The piece also discusses wig trends and hairpiece advice.
In a match between two top teams the four spade contract was reached in both rooms. West led diamonds to set up trump control and a potential club ruff, but declarer found the winning line by ruffing hearts and timing the club and diamond plays. South questions the club lead, noting the replay could have altered the result.
Practical tips from Savannah on clothing pressing with wrapping paper, removing wallpaper grease with French chalk, and gum removal from hair using ice. The note mentions Savannah as home to the world’s largest paper mill, established in 1936 by Union Bag Camp Paper Corp.
The fragmentary text shows a partial reference to CBS with unclear context and no readable events, names, or locations to anchor a factual summary.
This article offers guidance for new mothers on infant care during the first six weeks. It notes that babies may sleep and feed irregularly, and that both self demand and three hour schedules have pitfalls. It urges patience, doctor contact, and mentions a free leaflet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred with tips for early parenting.
Japan now buys more cosmetics than all but the United States as a peacock revolution among men takes hold. The government planning agency says the average bachelor spends 530 yen per month on lotions face cream hair sprays and anti frizz products.
A 1968 King Features Syndicate puzzle explains a daily fortune game. It asks to count letters in your name then adjust by rules to obtain a key number. Read letters under checked figures across a rectangle to reveal a message.
A short urging note emphasizes timely weekly payments to a paper boy who runs his own small business and relies on regular cash from customers to meet obligations. It cautions that making him wait creates hardship.
A compact reflection on neighbors helping each other and sharing in times of distress. It cites Is 41:6 and John Donne on interdependence, urging cooperation, labor, and mutual aid as a civic vow credited to Julien C. Hyer.
The line notes the tallest waterfall in the United States with a 425 foot height located in Yosemite California.
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