River Bend Beneath Ancestral Ground Of Early Madison Settlers
A personal reminiscence describes a river bend near Madison County where the first white settlers built a log cabin and buried a daughter. The river, a spring, and a now private retreat owned by the Mayberrys evoke memories of Indians, bootleggers, and early hardship, ending with a peaceful, hallowed spot along the water.
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Jane Toner Scott
Chesterti
Lea
Sorar
Othey
Winal
Madison County
Mounds Park
Peery
Harry Mayberrys
Malagasy Official Aims Trade Ties With Soviet Union
Paris AP wires Economics Minister Jacques Rabemananjara of Madagascar says the nation seeks to build trade relations with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe as he travels to Geneva for trade meetings and plans to begin campaigning in Poland on June 7.
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Paris
Jacques Rabemananjara
Malagasy
Soviet Union
Europe
Geneva
Poland
Points for Parents Reflections on Fathers and Riches
A mother emphasizes that a child’s value cannot be measured by wealth and material gifts. She notes a prosperous father and plans for summer activities like swimming and hiking for the child, urging appreciation of parental love beyond money.
Ancient cryptogram puzzle and quotations teaser
A reader supplied cryptoquote puzzle with coded lines and a quote attributed to Walt Whitman. The item notes daily cipher rules, letter substitutions, and hints at solving the puzzle, ending with a cryptic line about most works being meaningful without ornament. It includes a signed credit to King Yeshires Syndicate, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
King Yeshires Syndicate, Inc
Why Grew Old by Josephine Lowman
The medical profession has conquered so many of the diseases that conquer home life. The passage notes that only a small portion of people own their homes in youth and early middle age. It discusses how chronic diseases affect aging and how more people are living longer, with seventy five percent of the…
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DR. Brothers
United
States Department of Com
Merce
United States
Josephine Lowman
Tunities
Jimsey
Seniors and shopping habits in aging male clients
A reader letter to Mrs. D discusses aging men in America, noting 18 million over 65 and rising. It covers finances, independence, and how spouses influence attire. The piece cites data on living arrangements, work status, and income, plus trends in department store menswear.
Dress Up or Shop: A Ham Actor’s Secret to Modern Style
In a playful anecdote Joyce Brothers notes a middle aged man fears younger rivals, needs reassurance of attractiveness, and prefers his wife’s taste to buy his clothing. A Broadway joke about a hat mishap underscores dressing as a social task. Contact Anderson Herald for responses.
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Pat O'Brien
Talhe
Courtroom verdict on dental malpractice by Dr Gordon
In a Reader's Courtroom case Henry Rothblaty writes about Martha suing Dr Gordon for malpractice after crowns and jackets failed, causing decay and pain. The jury found negligence due to incomplete coverage of dental surfaces, despite not doubting the dentist's general method.
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Martha
Bennett Ceri
King Features Syndicate
Dr .Gordon
Gordon
Dr. Gordon
Lurgan 3 Floor Covering Ad Promotes Choice Carpets
Charles A. Durgen, owner with over 30 years in business, advertises carpet, linoleum, tile and vinyl options. Over 500 patterns in Wool, Nylon and Acrilan with prices from 2.45 per square yard. Also offers inlaid linoleum and vinyl sheets and a main phone line 644-7290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Durgen
How to Remove Press On Knobs and Tight Bolts
A reader asks how to pry stubborn press on knobs from radios or TVs. Use a twisted soft cloth behind the knob, grip ends, press the front cabinet with thumb tips, and pull to free without damage.
Teeters Graduates From Marion College
James H. Teeters of 2315 Central Anderson participated in Marion College commencement Monday morning. He expects to complete a B.S. in Education with a major in elementary education in August. Dr Walter Judd former congressman from Minnesota delivered the address to seventy graduates.
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Marion
James H. Teeters
Central
Anderson
Marion College
Teeters
Walter Judd
Minnesota
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