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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1961
Page
4
A student puzzle asks if a parade covering 14 blocks would take the same time as 18 blocks at the same speed. Since 18 blocks take 17 minutes, 14 blocks would require 13 minutes, a proportion based on distance to time.
The page presents a cryptoquote puzzle with clues and a sample decoding key. It also shows yesterday's quotation attributed to Wilcox from 1961, noting the King Features Syndicate credit.
Patricia writes of a child’s night awakenings from 2 to 3 30 am with shrill sounds and gurgles, leaning on God in a tender note. Debbie’s singing, cradles and lessons in crawling reveal a family diary of sleep, play and growth.
A mother counsels a less demonstrative son on expressing affection. She notes relatives show love in various ways and suggests finding acceptable alternatives to kissing. The family discusses affectionate behavior and personal comfort in family relationships.
The piece advises a light summer diet and outdoor activity to manage weight. It promotes swimming and lean foods like seafood and skim milk, warns against calorie rich sauces, and suggests requesting Leaflet No % through Josephine Lowman at The Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.
Household tips cover removing carbon paper stains with soap and alcohol, jelly making using carrot pectin, and cleaning granite burns with a paste. An unfinished note records President Andrew Johnson with the nickname Andrew Jackson Johnson.
A theatrical agent refuses an applicant who claims he can imitate birds, saying bird imitators died with vaudeville. The offended artist exits by窗 to illustrate his point. A college graduate eyeing brokerage jobs explains Uncle Herbert sent him to make amends with Wall Street for 1929.
A trio of letters to Dear Helen discuss unwed mothers and teen foster care. A mother notes keeping her baby despite medical advice and later finding happiness. A other writer urges limiting maternal responsibility and endorses placing infants in churches or orphanages. A foster teen asks whether to return home at 18. Helen advises realism and communication with foster parents.
A childless couple raised an illegitimate girl as their daughter and hid the truth of her adoption. At 16 she demanded disclosure. they refused, citing kindness. She sued for deceit, seeking damages for seven years of housework after the truth remained secret. The court questioned liability for nondisclosure, noting no duty to reveal the secret. Indians in WWI: 8,000 served.
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