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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1954
Page
13
A reader describes tongue tied speech in a ten year old daughter and seeks medical guidance. The letter suggests thyroid inadequacy as a possible cause, urges professional evaluation, and cautions against self diagnosis while offering sympathy and advice for supportive care.
Moris Lowery, Rochester Community School District transport chief, manages 18 buses covering about 1060 miles daily for nearly 1800 riders. A tiny dark haired woman, she helps warm engines at 6:30 a.m. and even tightens spark plugs with a fingernail file when mechanics are absent. She pilots, inspects, and maintains buses, tractors, and planes, holds a pilot license, and once served in the Civil Air Patrol.
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as an improved powder for false teeth. It promises the product will not slide rock or slip, provides a secure fit, and claims no gummy odor or residue. The copy emphasizes quick relief and urges readers to get FASTEETH at drug counters.
This article discusses pelvic floor and core exercise guidance for women, warning that certain routines can worsen conditions like prolapse. It lists careful movements to aid recovery, emphasizes consulting a physician, and invites readers to request the author’s leaflet via a syndicate address.
Question and answer style from a 1900 era column. The reader asks how to protect an ironing board from dust and keep a refreshment on hand while performing tasks. The reply suggests simple home storage tricks using cloth sacks and improvised covers.
A garbled, nostalgia filled piece promotes crochet patterns and sewing instructions. It mentions soaking garments, adapting chair rungs, tomato varieties, and a call to order pattern 751 with sizes 10 to 18. Includes addresses, prices, and promotion for Laura Wheeler crafts.
Delegates return from the Phi Beta Psi convention held in Columbus Oklahoma from July 7 to 11. Misx Edith Walfe of South Retreat California founder of the security was honored. Dr Johan BR Preer of the University of Pennsylvania reported on cancer research. Attending from here were Ed Tuelwr, Ober Rawnsey, Richard Bedwell and Ralph Brows.
Moose Women initiation rites were held Thursday evening organized by the Wasinet of the Mogae. Mrs. Quincy Dand and guests spoke. officers and committee members led the event. The next regular meeting was set for July.
The White Shrine of Jorigelens hosted a Sunday picnic in Fairview Dark with games and a turnout of numerous attendees. Notable names listed include Menars, Mexicines Clothel, George Chounings, Loris Webster, Dallas Atkingot, Joyi Crowthers, Dewey Manyou, Ray Shenkerd, Ralph Jones, and Martha McCabe among others.
The annual Abbey family reunion is scheduled for Sunday at the Conservation Club. A community dinner will follow at the club, with details and times to be announced.
Anderson students join a week long library assistant workshop from July 18 to 28 with 56 high school participants from various schools. A concurrent session for school librarians runs alongside, focusing on improving library service through better planning and programs.
The fragment lists today at YMCA with times and groups such as Botany Club at 12:00 and Exchange Club at 12N0, plus dinners, meetings, and swim sessions for boys and girls. It also mentions university hospital references and a note on gravity from scientists, indicating warped space near a massive object in higher dimensions.
In a campus gathering, Mrs Prink Matthews and Jody Hambley acted as hostesses along with Miss Alles and Ms G Hallenbork at 2504 Delaware Street. The event featured groups including Yatay Anerson Garden Clue and Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority with Psi Sorority present.
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