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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
3
A letter to Myrtle Meyer from Des Moines mothers describes tensions with a neighbor whose children play at each other’s houses. The writer argues responsible supervision, urges civility, and notes ongoing complaints about boundaries and coping with neighborly expectations.
A garbled puzzle asks to find current ages of Billy Bobby and Rolly with ratios given. It states Bobby will be seven times Billy’s age in the future and Daly will be twelve times Bobby’s age, then provides partial ages and a line about finding Bobby’s current age. A contact name and phone appear.
Advice for women on preventing between eye wrinkles from habitual frowning. Suggests daily discipline to stop frowning, use a lubricating cream to massage the lines each night, then tape the area to keep it smoothed overnight. Also notes messaging around eye lines and forwarding letters to Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
A mixed page of household notes covers piano care with alcohol caution, salt storage near heat, bee sting treatment, and a brief Anderson visit notice. It also lists a sewing pattern advertisement by Anne Adams, detailing sizes and mailing instructions. The piece mentions Opal Jordan of El Paso visiting Anderson and a local plant consolidation at Edwin Z. Cuthman & Co in Attica, Indiana.
Contains embroidery pattern offer for chicken designs with bold colors and iron on options. Includes pattern numbers 558 and 658, fabric usage hints, price of twenty five cents plus three cents for first class mail, and mailing address in New York for ordering.
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