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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
7
Jane Toner reports from the Union grounds as attendees from many states and foreign countries converge for a reunion. The event showcases church plans, student activities, and hopes for a new Union Building to replace the aging dining hall as the campus expands each year.
In ancient Anatolia and Lydia around 550 B C the earliest pure gold coin was minted under King Croesus. The Croesus name became synonymous with great wealth while the coin signified early coinage and trade in Asia Minor.
In a Reader's Courtroom vignette, a butcher sues Hawkins arguing a lease implies the landlord seeks tenant success and blocks competition. The court rules an implied restriction must be explicit, or it is invalid. Reich named board chairman of the Indianapolis War Memorial.
A mother uses pretend voting as a teaching tool to reinforce table manners with her child. The playful acting frames the scene as a waitress and diner, turning everyday meals into a learning moment about courtesy.
A sample puzzle titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE with hints and code examples. It presents a coded substitution puzzle using Longfellow and Browne quotes as examples and notes on solving methods. The text includes garbled lines and unrelated fragments from a cryptogram game.
The article promotes aging and fitness tips for women, urging readers to try girdles, slips, and bras to shape figures for summer wear. It discusses pantie girdles, waist cinchers, and makeup as alternatives to stockings, along with light exercise and tanning notes. It ends with a brief note on wild game meat production in the U.S.
People wishing to reach Josephine Lowman may send letters to her care of the Register and Tribute Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa awaiting forwarding.
Ink on wallpaper can be removed with a weak water and oxalic acid solution applied by brush and blotted. Repeat if needed, as acid may affect color. Glass bottles cleaning suggests lemon pieces dropped into nettle with water then shaken for cleaning.
Readers learn about lawn fertilizers that stimulate rapid grass growth and dense turf. The item notes they boost root development and color throughout the season, leading to more frequent mowing and a thicker lawn.
A 1962 Bennett Cerf piece notes a memo from a paper-box factory management urging concise writing and avoiding tautology in internal notes. It pairs with a bit of humor about a Moscow trade fair and a Philadelphia bus divorce quip, distributed by King Features.
Reader Roy J. Chambers argues that beatniks are misunderstood and defends Bohemian culture. Helen Erskine responds that column is for people in trouble and defends beatniks while inviting further letters for guidance.
A reader asks how to protect leather from mildew and prolong straw items with shellac. Advice recommends a 1 percent solution in alcohol and a wax finish, plus shellac on screws and straw goods to extend life. Also reports two Democrats injured in a two car crash near Greenfield, with Davis and Long listed in fair condition.ট
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