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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
15
A daily cryptogram puzzle presents coded clues and a sample word grid with numbered entries. It includes a quotation puzzle K DECIDQUERH SBEBH VPZFRERC FV K ZPEU SBHVPRH UQCIPZ and a prior cryptomote line, plus scattered word hints and a long theme note about letter substitutions.
In Bloomington Ezra Jones contemplates his will as beneficiaries contest his signatory capacity. A judge rules true signature requires clear intent, while the scene shifts to a campus graduation parade and a San Diego earthquake adds distant turmoil.
A Brooklyn subway fire early Thursday knocked service out for about three hours on the IRT line between stations near Atlantic Ave and nearby Brocklyn. Firemen contained the blaze in cables within an hour with no injuries reported.
Reader asks about weight loss pace on a 600 calorie daily diet and glandular concerns. The columnist notes individual rates vary, advises physician guidance, and warns possible undercounting of calories with careful portion measurement.
A reader note advertises a leaflet request for "Count Your Calories" and invites mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman, care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa for leaflet No 36.
An over attentive mother can cause eating issues in children by overemphasizing meals. The article advises arranging food simply and letting the child learn eating is for enjoyment. It warns against commenting on portions and showing hot concern over each bite.
An OCR fragment blends a geometry problem with a parenting advisory about rewarding children for eating. It describes a trapezoid ground plot with a 190 by 160 foot base and a 131 foot gap, yielding 19000 square feet and 22925 square feet depending on interpretation, alongside editorial notes urging nonchalance about meals and advertising a feeding booklet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
A bearded beatnik in a cold-water flat entertains a visitor who jokes about hiring a decorator. A Disneyland hotel clerk details a Texan’s plan to book 14 double rooms for friends by car, a claim tied to a comic author’s operetta joke.
A household tip shows improvising a spool caddy from a discarded table-tennis paddle with nails as spindles and corks on the handle to hold thimbles. Mohair cleaning advice recommends cold water wipe, then a rinse with alcohol and ether, followed by air drying. A health note urges drinking eight glasses of water daily for health and complexion.
Glamis Castle in Scotland, the ancestral home of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, is described as Britain’s most haunted site. The claim highlights the castle’s eerie reputation and long history of reputed supernatural activity.
A reader asks how to fix frayed shirt cuffs and save labeling time. Solutions include binding cuffs with bias tape matching common shirt colors and creating labeled shelf compartments for jars and canned foods. Also notes a corporate acquisition: Chemway Corp buys IsoSol and its Lindenhurst, NY subsidiary.
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