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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1968
Page
26
AP report from London notes plans for noise measuring devices in cars to curb traffic din. Vehicles found unnecessarily loud may be fined up to 50 pounds, about 120 dollars, as authorities enforce new sound limits. The article also references early discoveries in X-rays by Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen.
A reader puzzle explains deriving a fortune by counting letters in a first name, applying a few arithmetic steps, then moving through a grid to read a hidden message. The note credits King Features Syndicate and notes world rights are reserved.
In this column a reader questions digestion while eating and seeks a product to reduce fullness. The reply mentions a pressed powder with a new ingredient to absorb oil and fullness during meals and notes water during meals does not hinder digestion or cause weight gain.
Readers may contact Josephine Lownay by addressing Siers in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa. The note provides a communication path through the syndicate for correspondence.
Beulah, unable to read or write, had her will prepared by an attorney and was declared incompetent a year later before dying. Her son Scott challenges probate, arguing the will favors Stella and that Scott lacks a home. The judge notes insane delusion is rarely used to invalidate wills and finds no rational belief supporting the claim.
A fragmented notice urges readers to pay the paper boy weekly and warns against making him wait, noting the merchant operates his own business and has obligations to collect cash promptly.
Brussels AP reports the Queen Elisabeth competition organizers announce entries for the works for symphonic orchestra and concerto for piano and orchestra must be received by February 15. The four year cycle includes piano and violin performance contests honoring the late queen, a noted violinist.
The article traces a bridge hand in which South, West, East, and North discuss the Stayman convention and diamond holdings. West leads a dragon of a card. declarer wins with the king and defense collapses as clubs and diamonds unfold. West notes that a third diamond could free a trick, but the declarer cannot make game even with a second diamond due to heart and club constraints. The bidding sequence shows South West North East with Fast, Pace, Pass, and 2NT.
A fragmented puzzle column mixes card terms with numbers and a bank question. It references Indiana banks and a fictional timing riddle about Tom and Jerry completing a job, mentioning Indianapolis and a billion-dollar milestone in a playful problem.
The fragment outlines a Friday television schedule with numerous channels and programs. It lists cartoons, movies, talk shows, and news slots, including entries for Dick Cavett, Bewitched, Star Trek, and The Early Show. It notes multiple time blocks and program names, with references to various stations and a heavy emphasis on entertainment plus news coverage.
Mrs Eldred answers reader letters on infant feeding and vegetable tolerance. She warns against forcing or masking flavors by mixing foods and advocates letting each food stand on its own flavor. The column notes infants may grow to prefer vegetables with time and offers a booklet FAM About Feeding for 25 cents.
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