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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
13
A disjointed crossword style clue listing includes numbered entries and cryptic phrases such as Laughter sound and Weeds of grainfield with Biblical and street name hints. The mix alternates between definitions, partial spellings, and stray proper nouns inviting solving for a wide range of across clues.
The daily cryptogram presents a substitution puzzle with letters standing for others. It explains that A stands for L and X for O, with varying daily mappings and an example quote attributed to Holmes.
Town gossip column and brief court notes from Anderson Indiana recount daily sightings of residents J Wesley Stewart Ted and Jerry Smith Brothers Jack Housh John Rehm Ed Wauts and Bob Wise. The piece covers birthdays Red Cross drive plans Purdue veterinary student Gordon Skeach and local civic news plus an Indianapolis prison parole brief and a playful cloths case verdict about a sweater.
In Chapter Twelve a tense dressing room scene unfolds as Vatrian and Liz bid farewell to George and the others. Heta awakens after Volkan’s cruel act and drinks from a water cooler, while Liz pleads with a professor to intervene and permit a trip to Los Angeles.
A description extols the Royal Azalea A schuppenbachii as hardy and spectacular for acid soil and moisture. The piece frames azaleas as ideal, urging readers to order for spring planting while noting vibrant pink foliage and robust growth.
The article offers practical advice on basement painting with aluminum paint for walls and fixtures on concrete, metal, and wood surfaces after priming porous areas. It notes sizing wallboard before painting and suggests removing lint from laundry tub outlets with a crochet hook or button-hook. When cutting velvet, pin pattern on the wrong side to simplify cutting.
A long running gag centers on Mr Lipschitz who for eighteen years ate borscht and soda crackers without speaking. One day he asks the headwaiter to taste the soup and reveals the missing spoon. Franklin Jones offers a tongue in cheek ladies advice line about fitting in.
Use the paper ribbon from a bolt placed beside the needle bar to prevent puckering. It peels away easily after finishing. For kettles, boil a strong vinegar solution to remove lime and rinse well before refilling. To avoid soggy potatoes, do not cover the dish during transport, or moisture makes them soggy.
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