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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
23
An editorial condemns a cruel fabrication spreading through Anderson about a doctor. The piece warns that gossip based on imagined tragedy can cause real harm, citing Nazi and communist fears, and urges residents to resist rumors and remember consequences. It closes with a note on Wilmington noting asbestos fibers rivaling silk.
In a courtroom feature a husband seeks an annulment after learning of his wife’s past illegitimate child before marriage. The wife argues disclosure was past and not required since he did not ask. The court notes the marriage vows cover better or worse and declines annulment, upholding the contract.
Vigo County teachers associations and the Federation of Teachers met with the County School Board to seek a $500 annual rise in base pay. They demand a starting salary of $5,000 for bachelor degree holders, while the board maintains $4,500.
An anxious household debate shows a mother asking a grandmother to reduce dress-up outfits for the girls. The grandmother offers to swap dresses for play clothes, aiming to avoid offense and preserve family relations.
Contains a themed crossword with clues across and down plus a daily cryptoquote. Offers wordplay items, fills, and a quotation puzzle using a substitution cipher. Includes reference to a 1968 syndicate quote by Arnold Toynbee.
In a guide for women entering the office world, Josephine Lowman emphasizes grooming and professional attire. She cites Olsten's vacation plan and advises modest dress, neat nails, limited jewelry, clean hair, light makeup, daily baths, and polished shoes. She suggests sending a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain more details via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
A reader explains that greener thumbs refer not only to people but also to a waxy cutin layer on leaf surfaces. The note suggests scratching a thick leaf reveals the coating and clarifies plant care terminology.
Household tips on washing pillows with mild soap and water, air drying, and machine spin dry. Advice on distinguishing ants from termites with waist shape, plus drain protection using steel wool for hair during baths.
United States firm Allied Chemical Corporation will assist in organizing a Costa Rican company to build the country’s first oil refinery, coordinating capital and regulatory steps with local authorities and partners.
The page cites The Fine Art of Literary Mayhem by Myrick Land detailing feuds among world famous writers. It mentions Thomas Carlyle insulting Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emerson defending him, Henry James supporting Emerson, and Shaw provoking Henry Arthur Jones with a harsh public letter. The piece dates to 1963, Bennett Cerf.
A parish legacy records a woman from Newdigate saved by wrapping a red Petticoat around his shoulders. She bequeathed funds to Newdigate to buy red petticoats each year for every poor woman in the parish.
Dear Helen answers on engagement gifts etiquette and marital issues from readers. Auntie wonders about return of gifts after a broken engagement while other letters seek guidance on marriage problems and teen party restrictions.
The American Dairy Science Association will hold its 58th annual meeting June 16-19 at Purdue University drawing about 2,000 scientists. Activities include executive board sessions June 14-15, a past president dinner June 16, and open general session June 17 with remarks from Purdue officials and industry leaders.
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