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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
13
In a bridge hand, Mr. Muzzy misread the play and fell for Mr. Dale's misdirection. The contract was easy but down one after a faulty line, with Muzzy mismanaging hearts and trumps despite an apparently solid diamond holding. The review notes Africa's 90 percent farming detail as stray text.
The record notes a BCBS 13 ABC SH program rnotee for morning silent color viewing today. It references a schedule note and a brief mention of color broadcast timing, with no further program details available in the fragment.
A reader writes about a four year old imitate poor grammar and aggression. The advisor endorses self defense while avoiding parental blame and suggests correcting speech with simple rules. It offers Myrtle Meyer Eldred's booklet and a mailing address for correspondence.
A 1968 William J. Miller puzzle distributed by King Features Syndicate gives a daily numerical game. Count letters in your first name, adjust by four or three, then trace key numbers across a rectangle to read a hidden message.
Wellington moves to broaden its eat lamb push in Canada as meat makes up about 60 percent of New Zealand’s 10 million dollar annual exports to that market.
The article offers quick home fixes. For a sticking door bottom, push and pull while someone steadies the frame to ease the jam. For tarnished silver, soak in sour milk, then wash to restore shine. For uneven curtains, thread a rod through the bottom hem and let them settle for several days.
Indiana budget director John T. Hatchett announces a 20 dollar per month raise for about 100 conservation enforcement officers raising pay to 330 dollars monthly. The plan includes 55 new camp sites at Pokagon State Park and related facilities with a 5,000 dollar allocation.
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