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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
12
A New York podiatrist explains why standing or walking long hours stresses the feet. He says each foot bears about 50 thousand steps daily, with feet off balance triggering a chain reaction causing backaches headaches fatigue nervous tension and even arthritis. He claims foot strain can create more facial wrinkles than a beauty salon.
The article offers repair advice for carpet blemishes by scraping discolored areas, lifting fibers into place, applying glue, and pressing pile to conceal stains. It also describes preventing coke shells from cracking by cooking eggs in gradually heated water, and notes sponges can be refreshed with warm water and lemon.
A problem asks to complete a square orchard by buying extra trees and recalculating rows. The page also includes shoe and foot care advice from Mrs. Lowman and a notice that Anderson's branch of the Indiana Employment Security Division will be closed Wednesday per Governor Whitcomb.
The article details Harold Henning and Gary Pager competing in a sectional bridge pace in Dallas. It highlights Henning’s careful defense and clever card play, including ruffs and discards, as he navigates dummy and West’s threats. The writeup notes potential for further bridge prizes and hints at golf prize implications if North holds stronger hands.
A cluttered TV guide fragment lists NBC CBS ABC and local channels with morning and evening blocks. It mentions Bewitched newlywed shows and various movie and sports slots, plus names and odd spelt program cues in a dated telecast schedule.
The $1.90 cumulative preferred yields 7.75 percent, about 2 percent more than the common. Preferred dividends are fixed and accumulate if unpaid, while common dividends can rise or fall. Commonwealth favored debt-light capital with a 1957 common rate pause and 1970 rate actions. according to NYSE study, about 31 million Americans owned direct stock in 1970, with 108 million owning indirect stock via insurance or pension participation.
A sermon notes a world of pollution crime and violence with grim race tension and wartime fear. It quotes a call to renewal and hope from a small voice in the pew urging divine restoration despite turmoil.
A reader asks how to candy lemon grapefruit and cranberry rinds by boiling until clear and soft then sweeten to taste. Another query suggests using facial tissues as ink blotters when real blotters are unavailable. A tip shows cleaning copper with flour salt paste and vinegar followed by flannel polishing.
Circuit Court actions include Carrington reduced from first degree burglary to third degree burglary and given a suspended sentence and probation. Donna May Williams withdrew an innocent plea on fraud and deceit and pleaded guilty with sentencing set for Aug 2. Albert Dietz pleaded guilty to unauthorised control of a motor vehicle with sentencing also set for Aug 2. Fred K Beeman granted a continuance until Aug.
Public parks of the US comprise more land than the combined areas of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, and half of New Jersey, highlighting the nation's vast green spaces.
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