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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1962
Page
8
Edwin Markham’s classic The Man With The Hoe is cited as foretelling today’s interim column. The speaker notes the figure bowed by centuries of labor and oppression, a symbol of exploited humanity and prophetic social critique.
C D De Loach assistant director of the FBI told the American Legion convention in South Bend that Communists have intensified their youth campaign and made more campus appearances in two years than at any similar period. He praised the Legion program to educate youth in American ideals and warned of a moral breakdown linked to crime and communist activity. About 54 percent of French farms are owned and operated by their owners.
A mother assigns window seating by age order and time, prompting the child to feel their numerical place in the family is a handicap. The reflection notes that children may perceive bias in such routines when the big hand of the clock marks turns.
A comic miscellany from 1962 features snippets about an antique buggy ride in a sleepy town, humorous misreadings of money, and quips from Harper’s editor John Fischer. It includes a riddle about stung by a bee and bitten by a mosquito.
A cryptic style list of across and down crossword clues includes entries like A sudden jerk and Means of communication, with many numbers and partial phrases, reflecting a puzzle page layout and scattered wordplay.
The page explains how to work a daily cryptoquote with a substitution cipher. It includes a sample encoded line AXYCLBAAXR and notes about letter mappings and word hints. A prior solution states The cleverest of all the devils is opportunity.
A short advice piece by Josephine Lowman promotes simple exercises to ease neck tension and nerves. It describes lying positions, arm movements, and deep breathing with a call to request leaflet No 18 Your Stiff Neck from the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Perennials are plants that live and bloom for over two years and can self propagate through division and cuttings. Some species such as Columbine can be grown from seed but do not flower until the second season or later.
Household hints discuss why exterior paint blisters from damp wood and how to remove blistering with a blowtorch. It also covers moving a refrigerator for cleaning by soaking the floor and sliding out, and using a basin of water overnight to refresh a smoke-filled room.
A string of 1 2 freight cars stood in the Indianola Iowa yards of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad and suddenly headed for Ackworth town five miles away. They reached speed of 75 miles an hour propelled from a standing start by the wind.
A reader letters column discusses gambling and stock investing as related risks, with opinions from Frances Myers and others. The dialogue covers compulsive gambling, recovery groups, and personal stories of spouses facing gambling and infidelity, ending with guidance to send questions to Helen Erskine.
A 56 ft 3 in pole stands at the center of a circular plot. A rope 93 ft 9 in long reaches the plot edge. The circumference is calculated from the chord geometry, yielding approximately 471.24 feet.
Eisaku Sato told the Cabinet that 590 million yen will be set aside from the national budgets from fiscal 1962 to 1964 for Japan to participate in the 1964 World Fair in New York.
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