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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1971
Page
11
The text describes a daily fortune puzzle: count letters in a name, adjust the count to a key number, then survey a rectangle from the upper left to read a hidden message. It notes World rights reserved and mentions Xing Featren Syndiate, Inc.
Ralph Nader told the FTC that toothpastes with stannous fluoride stain teeth and urged alerts on tubes and ads He named Crest Stripe Pepsodent and Colgate's Monofluorophosphate as examples He said FDA had reported deceptive claims and urged action Colgate-Palmolive defended its enamel strengthening evidence and FDA approval status.
The article offers household methods for setting garment colors using table salt or epsom salts during washing. It also describes cleaning brass or copper with rotten stone and oil, and removing ground dirt from hands by rubbing petroleum jelly, letting it sit, then washing to ease dirt removal.
A devotional verse emphasizing love that widens visions and heals wounds. It speaks of tenderness tolerance compassion and romance guiding friendships and peace amid conflict. The text frames love as God at work within the believer driving duty and kindness.
Washington AP report notes Rev. Wilmina M. Rowland of Philadelphia offered the opening prayer in a Senate session becoming the first woman to perform this duty. She was joined by congratulating women senators who recently achieved similar milestones, though Rowland framed the moment as not a liberation milestone.
In difficult contracts players face multiple near equal lines. choosing one path by math alone becomes hard. At high level, pressure rises as the winner’s strategy hinges on precise lead and play. Bobby IWolt faced a decisive match in Dallas with a risky opening lead.
In a bridge contest Wolff navigates a tricky board against East. He wins the first club with queen, finesses a trump, and strategies a club loser while managing ruffs and discards. East declines to ruff, diamonds are discarded, and the hand concludes with careful play and defense.
American Maize expands beyond car refining into candy and cigar production. 1970 sales rise 8.7 percent to 115.9 million with earnings at 1.13 per share. 1971 second quarter profit seen up 20 to 25 percent year over year. Ford Credit Notes purchase guidance provided by Roger Spears.
Summary of a 1971 readers' courtroom column where Myra claims a rear-end collision caused a dormant mental illness. Eric admits a light jolt but Myra says it triggered lifelong fears and neurotic behavior. The piece invites readers to rule yes or no, noting varying state laws and seeking family law guidance.
The Elwood Library closes the reading club record day as 179 participants aim to complete the required books. A party for reading club members is planned for July 14 at the library, with all children to be notified of the attendance time.
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