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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1973
Page
10
A speaker recounts talking with Nancy about a church blood drive after parishioners were asked to donate. The message stresses that giving blood can save lives and that anyone could need a transfusion, including someone dear to you, with Illinois noted in the context.
A garden club planned to enclose a 330 foot plot with posts. At 1 foot apart they were 150 short. at 1 yard (3 feet) apart they were 70 over. Solving yields 180 posts on hand.
Jane Toner Scott reports on concerns over blood bank quality and risks such as uncleanliness and hepatitis from skid row donations. The Wilmette program emphasizes blood availability for donors and families, assuring safety and purity, while noting donor brief weakness after giving.
Puzzle page styled item shows across and down clues by THOMAS JOSEPH with a cryptogram quote by Orson Welles and a Caesar code hint. Includes list of themed wordplay clues and an example cryptoquote: IG EGSCEJEVR VN UVSR TIEXV EU NGX NM VZX QNGUWEQINIU MSEJEGFU NM KESGAEGB.HSJVXO CSFXZMV
Poem urging good deeds and godly living based on biblical verse Job 22 21 and the golden rule. It counsels forgiveness prayer church attendance and loving one’s neighbor, claiming such effort will invite divine blessing and good outcomes.
About 3,000 metal alloys contain nickel, illustrating the wide use and diversity of nickel in modern metallurgical practice. The range spans numerous applications from engineering to specialty materials, reflecting nickel’s versatile properties.
A reader letters about Mark Spitz while the June astrological forecast notes signs and advice for Aries through Pisces. The column references Aquarius and Leo involvement and hints at camera shyness and personal growth for Spitz. Copyright 1973 Gen. Fea. Corp.
Q and A explains treasury bills notes and bonds tax treatment and purchase methods. Discussion covers three, six, nine month bills and longer term bonds, with details on bearer form, minimum $10,000, 6.8 percent yield, and where to buy from Federal Reserve. A separate market note covers a 1,500 share position in America, advising on hold vs sell amid losses.
Cincinnati officials report a week long amnesty on overdue books ending Friday with Duces Wild by Harold MacGrath leading the holdouts. Other top overdue items include The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, Nine Old Men, and Volume I of Commentaries on the Laws of England. Potential fines would total $1556.95 at current rates.
In San Leandro California Benjamin Brown a 20 year old restaurant cook recounts how a man aboard a rapid transit train mistook him for a doctor and urged him to help a collapsed girl. Brown carried out mouth to mouth resuscitation learned in high school first aid and the child revived before he went to work.
Indianapolis report states the Indiana Telephone Co of Seymour has asked the Indiana Public Service Commission to approve spending of 2.3 million dollars for construction. Plans include remodeling exchanges, purchasing equipment, and replacing some open wire and deficient small cables.
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