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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
10
ILI report notes six billion dollars spent on life insurance in the year ending last year. The data highlights large market demand and persistent consumer interest, with major firms reporting steady growth in policies issued and premium income.
Light sleeper wife asks how to cope with husband snoring and desire for separate bedrooms. advice suggests using a tape recording of snoring to gain humor and sympathy or sleep apart tonight. Other reader questions cover divorce, legal help, and Girl Scout dance etiquette with proposed remedies. Also notes New York credit unions count and assets.
New York dispatch reports paper production in the United States reached 94.4 percent of capacity for the week ending June 18, with 69 million individual income tax returns filed for the latest year. Americans purchased life insurance totaling 6.05 billion dollars, up six percent from May 1939.
In a North hands bridge contest Masters defies two sure losers by forcing opponents to consolidate two winners on one trick. After a club and spade sequence he carded six spades, using a prepared ruffing strategy to score ten tricks. Muzzy asks what happened as Abel calls the double “lousy.”
A reader asks for simple carpet cutting, baking potatoes, and rust removal tips. Answers advise turning carpet underside and using a sharp knife between warp strands for straight cuts, boiling potatoes briefly then baking in muffin tins to avoid burns, and using a rubber eraser dipped in emery powder as a quick scouring pad for rusted metal.
A simple home tip advises cleaners and laundries plastic bag use over a houseplant to preserve its condition during a family vacation. After two soakings and secure wrapping, the plant remains healthy for several weeks.
The First National City Bank of New York described the economy as a mixed picture with little sign of new dynamics to push growth or any real weakness likely to push it down. It notes the summer months as a testing period for the economy. The report also cites an estimate that South America's population is about 12 million.
A short 1967 game instruction explains a daily two message puzzle. Count letters in a first name then adjust by rules to get a key number. Start top-left of a rectangle and read letters under checked figures to reveal a fortune style message.
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