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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
8
A humorous noted column depicts local residents and odd court anecdotes. It mentions Jon Mile selling the family home, Al Carne leading a recovery, Carl White and Waller Jones Jr. in local affairs, and a Sunday law tale where a poodle and a blonde spark a court ruling.
Two travelers starting together from the same point head to a 90 mile destination. A travels one mile per hour faster than B and reaches the destination one half hour sooner. Let B's rate be X mph, A's rate be X plus 1 mph. The time for A is 90 divided by X plus 1, for B it is 90 divided by X. The faster traveler finishes in less time, so set 90 divided by X equals 90 divided by X plus 1 minus 0.5 and solve for X. The result gives B's speed and A's speed is one mph more.
A cryptogram puzzle clutters with stray letters and garbled phrases about Mountaina Bun, verbs and numbers, then shifts to a cryptogram instructions and an example. It mentions a daily cryptoquote, letter substitutions, and references a King Features puzzle.
Susan Gerrard, editor at the Harvey News Agency, accepts a quick wedding proposal from Alan Harvey, but a Federal probe arrives. Nate Cox arrives with orders to delay the marriage and recruit the couple into a joint investigation of a Los Alamos atom bomb leak. Susan and Alan face dangerous choices as the story unfolds.
A column on sewing and grooming offers practical advice. It describes a method for making buttonholes by basting a fabric strip, trimming surplus, and sewing through both layers. It also gives a lemon preservation tip and suggests rinsing gray hair with a soap shampoo for whitening.
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