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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
4
The column analyzes a bridge hand where South led the deuce of hearts and Meek and Masters navigate signaling and defensive timing. The discussion centers on avoiding early trump leads, the impact of heart stopping plays, and the eventual diamond focus to secure tricks.
A jumble of domestic tips appears alongside a news note listing Mrs. Richard G. Inskeep as a candidate for appointment to the Indiana University Board of Trustees. The item notes her education at BU and work with the Bureau of Government Research in 1946 while also offering miniature do it yourself ideas such as a Trash Can Lid hanger and a Stick-Proof Glue Cap.
A clipped features fragment describes a daily fortune puzzle by William J. Miller. It outlines counting letters in a name, adjusting to create a key number, and reading a message from a rectangle grid using the checked figures.
A monument marks the 1784 landing of Waried Empire Loyalists in Adolphnstown Ontario. The obelisk and pisque honor Tories who accompanied the Loyalist group as they settled after the American Revolution.
The New York Stock Exchange announces a five year extension of president G Keith Funston's contract. The plan includes a salary of 125000 per year and expansion of utility aircraft operations to support six foot lines for national war facilities. The move follows Funston's seven year prior tenure with Trinity College Hartford.
A column discusses children's eating habits and nervous habits, praising a twin who bites nothing but eats with his fingers, and praises a vacation map activity using state road maps. It also covers nail biting resolved by dating, pacifier use for babies, and advice on preparing a first grader for school with eye and ear checks and educational workbooks. The piece ends with directions to request Myrtle Meyer Eldred's Ready For School booklet.
A guide offers methods to brighten white satin shoes using a soft eraser or vinegar on a cloth, with lemon juice in uncolored alcohol as an option. It also suggests neutralizing salty taste from food with natural salt or a small silver spoon heated in the dish. Additionally, it advises winding a clothesline toward you to avoid kinking when taking it down. The text notes the first presidential oath was given to George Washington in a Wall Street building.
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