Pocketbook case prompts debate on search rights
The article notes Patrolman McCarthy stopping Tom for carrying a woman's pocketbook, the bag proven stolen rather than his wife’s. The judge ruled the stop lacked probable cause and questioned suppressing evidence, while mentioning broader legal guidance. The piece also mentions Purdue University campus contracts and Florida forest camps.
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Points for Parents and Playtime Lessons
A mother mediates a dispute over a swing among children and urges turn taking. The fragment includes a crossword style list of clues and answers spanning family guidance, schoolyard behavior, and assorted terms.
Cryptogram puzzle and clues from a 1964 feature
The page shows a mixed cryptogram puzzle with numbered clues and a quotation key. It includes hints like “One letter simply stands for another” and lists sample answers such as gods and objects, plus a quoted quote by George Meredith, all presented in a vintage syndicate style.
Question Box: Dark Lips and Weight Gain Crux
Readers ask if dark lips from aging can be bleached and whether soft drinks or ice cream affect fattening. Advice touches calorie budgeting 1400 daily, exercise, and balancing meals to manage weight while reducing stress.
Unusual Candleholders and Home Hacks
Household scrapbook offers quick tips from candleholders carved from apples and potatoes to soap bars painted for color schemes. Practical cleaners advise dissolving trisodium phosphate to strip paint from concrete and care for potted plants in bagged moisture.
Parisian Father Calms Bernard Not Bernard
A Parisian wheeling his baby through Hois gently soothes the crying child and is told he handles the boy well. The gag ends with a misnamed infant and a playful sting about temper. A joke section note cites a stutterer and a banana themed riddle from 194. Bennett Cerf.
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Suburban nerves and adjustment tips from Dr Joyce Brothers
A reader asks if her feelings are due to suburban living. Dr Brothers explains suburbs bring novelty, self consciousness, and isolation after city anonymity. She advises joining local groups, engaging neighbors, reading the paper, inviting city friends, and sending questions to Joyce Brothers for a reply.
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Patch Holes in Plaster Walls and Care for Fabrics
Patching holes uses wet shredded paper or tissue wadded into the cavity then plaster applied to bind the patch. For draperies fade and dust mix cornmeal and flour in a bag shake to clean. To boil a cracked egg add vinegar to the boiling water to prevent white from spilling out.
U S Adds 27 Million To Gold Stock In H1
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board said the United States increased its gold stock by 27 million dollars in the first half of the year.
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