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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1960

Page

6

Daily Across Puzzle with Cryptoquote Sample

A sample cryptogram listing across and down clues with a Voltaire quote hint. It presents partial word fragments and a coded alphabet mapping for a newspaper puzzle page. The note includes a dated 1900 King Features Syndicate copyright line.

Uvauig Yesserney Voltaire King Features Syndicate, Inc

Mayberry land tale tests court over burlesque aid

A Madison County suit centers on Ginger Mayberry seeking damages after an ankle injury at a seaside motel. The court weighs whether supporting a burlesque enterprise constitutes legal aid, while the Bronnenberg family history and a spiritualist camp story unfold around the case.

Mayberry Mir Madison County May Berry Ginger Rebrennenberg Chesterfield Reiches Bronnenberg Tug Mayberry Land Howere

Willkie Pushes Tax Exemption Plan for College Costs

Republican candidate Philip Willkie travels from Indiana to California to plead for federal income tax exemptions for parents and self supporting students, aiming to rally support for college expense relief. He leads the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges and plans a Whittier College speech to connect with alumni and supporters.

Indianapolis Philip 4 Willkie California Rushville Council For the Advancement of Small Colleges Whittier College Calif Richard M. Nixon

Learn to Swim Safe Rules for the Season

Safety guidance for swimmers emphasizes never swimming alone and learning rescue techniques. Advice includes avoiding swimming after heavy meals and choosing late morning or late afternoon times, with a request for a safety leaflet from Josephine Lowman at the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.

Josephine Lowman Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Maines Iowa

How P evening cramps and rust care in a bath setting

Remedies and cautionary tips appear about cramps from bathing, rust removal, and pool area maintenance. The text discusses iron use around lifeguard presence, rust removal methods, safe painting steps, butter softening tricks, and pool area safety guidelines.

Vitamins For Infants Aids Growth And Appetite

A health guide stresses that a balanced diet including milk meat eggs fish poultry nuts vegetables fruits whole grains and water supports a baby’s growth and happiness. It recommends water soluble vitamins and cod liver oil when sun exposure is limited, with brewer’s yeast and orange juice as sources, and offers a 25 cent booklet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred upon request from the Des Moines Register.

South Africa Names Louw to Lead UN Delegation

Foreign minister Eric Louw will head the South African delegation to the United Nations in September. Observers expect opposition from Afro Asian bloc over apartheid policy and South Africa’s trusteeship of South West Africa.

Pretoria South Africa UPS Eric Louw United Nations Septemer Louw South West Africa

Try and Stop Me by Charles Chaplin Jr

Charles Chaplin Jr reveals his famous father’s dislike of telephones and ventriloquy of wit. The book notes Chaplin’s tirade at the ringing device yet shows his stock preference for American Tel and Tel. An amusing stagedoor anecdote and a Bennett Cerf reflection conclude the piece.

Charles Chaplin JR Charlie Chaplin

Methodist Leaders Favor Radio Over TV In Survey

Indiana Methodist leaders researchers from Purdue University Opinion Panel surveyed nearly 1600 pastors, lay leaders and WSC S presidents. Results show 68 percent affirm radio exerts wholesome influence, while 38 percent definitely view most TV programs as unwholesome and 26.3 percent probably agree. About 94 percent own a TV, and over 98 percent own a radio.

Indianapolis Indiana Purdue University Woman's Society of Christian Service

Czech leader proposes name and emblem change

Prague Radio reports Antonin Novotny urged renaming Czechoslovakia to the Czechoslovakian Socialist Republic and replacing the lion coat of arms with a five point star. Parliament expected to confirm the proposal.

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Greener Thumbs Roll-Pack Propagation Method Reaches Roots

Instructions describe layering wet moss on plastic, placing cuttings on moss, folding and rolling, and securing with twine. Maintain light and warmth and keep moss moist. Roots form in three or more weeks depending on variety.

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