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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
8
Portrays a courtroom scene over unpaid gas bills with mention of damages claims and a judge weighing whether the gas company can press action while a protest dispute lingers. Includes local notes on people, businesses, and a Florida trip.
A Tribune Syndicate note discusses dangers to young women from winter to summer sun exposure. It explains how sunlight dries skin oils, accelerates aging, and causes rashes, freckles, and uneven pigmentation. It notes that blondes and redheads are more affected and that midlife skin may take on brown freckles with sun exposure.
An old column blends household tips with skin color ideas and sun tanning notes. It discusses melanin, staining, and gentle cleaning, then shifts to a youth service in Birmingham with Frankie Laine songs and a brief sermon.
A reader asks how to cope with a husband who helps little after an eight hour job. The adviser says both have rights to peace, suggests delegating chores to children, letting older kids assist, and using TV time wisely. Includes tips on varicose vein relief and a call to request leaflet No 98 from Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
AS, LUTETIA KITTLE reports from Kentucky that she knows the knitting champion of America. The boast centers on a legendary woman who knits constantly and even takes yarn to bed, with gossip about a mysterious 195 Bennett certificate and diamond remarks.
Two 17 year old Goshen High graduates begin a 1400 mile scooter journey to Albuquerque to work as hospital orderlies on an Indian reservation. They aim to cover about 330 miles daily, sleeping roadside in bags, with Clemens to return to Goshen College and Dresler to Valparaiso. Horseflies are noted as carriers of anthrax.
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