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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
11
A mixed puzzle page presents a cryptogram lesson with A to Z word clues and a quote. It includes a long cryptogram example, a cryptophrase hint about single letters standing for others, and a Disney character reference.
A bemused customer enters a Fifth Avenue shoe shop in a cowboy hat and bold boots. He tells a clerk he needs real shoes while explaining he and Cindy Louw plan to visit Europe and wants to avoid “bloodsucking coyotes” knowing he is from Texas.
A collage of local snippets reports Harold Terry's hospital stay after a work burn, Mrs. J. E. Martin with a hip fracture, and civic life notes. Also covered are a Lions Club member in town, Avanel Fisher visiting Gordon in Minneapolis, and a Sterling diamond value dispute. A legal vignette questions owner liability for an unattended fire leading to a fatal dress ignition. A Hull University security stunt exposes lax RAF base protections.
Reader letters discuss keeping firm breasts during and after pregnancy, preventing sag with posture and bras, and delaying shaving legs. A respondent notes creams may help, suggests medical consultation for nursing, and mentions a nurse’s tip on abdominal exercises. Also a question on lip hair bleaching with peroxide. Richmond ranked with Lafayette in Indiana census context.
The article discusses how a four year old may imitate crude language and provoke strong reactions from mothers. It suggests calmly guiding children toward acceptable substitutes, emphasizing growth and understanding. It promotes parental strategies and mentions a leaflet from Myrtle Meyer Eldred with mailing details.
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