Eagle Scouts Highlight Koshare Indian Dancers
Interim columnist Jane Toner Scott praises the Koshare Indian Dancers noting 40 travelers, 30 Eagle Scouts among them. They crafted costumes, researched two hundred Indian dances, and perform to honor service members, stressing merit badges, service, and future leadership.
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Household Scrapbook and Tips for Rusty Tools
Household hints show cleaning rust with coarse steel wool oil and silicon carbide powder. Bread can be refreshed by brushing with water and warming ten minutes at 350 degrees. A note profiles a typical young Chicago area trailer buyer and the appeal of preserving early American culture.
Flying kites on a summer afternoon in the children’s recollection
A mother's chores and love shape a memory of sunny days. She speaks of ironing, permanent press clothes, and time for children. The narrator recalls dresses, dresses, and kite flying as lasting symbols of a peaceful childhood.
Bridge Quiz Answers The TrueFalse List
A quiz response gives 5 statements with true or false answers. It discusses preemptive opens, nine trumps without queen, Big Club standards, exposing psychic bids, and safety plays with A T 9 in trumps. Each item is followed by an explanation of why the answer is true or false.
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Daily Across Clue Grid Prompts Wide Range of Hints
A compact list of crossword style clues covers diverse topics from geography to biography. Entries include a South African colonist figure a River in Spain and a historic winter quarters with several cross references.
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Spain
Crossword Cryptogram Challenge From 1968 Penta Puzzle
The page shows a cryptogram puzzle with a secret quote and clues for a 5 letter grid. It lists clue numbers and hints for answers, plus a sample substitution example and yesterday’s cryptoquote about generous ideas and illusions. The feature exemplifies wordplay and language puzzles typical of King Features Syndicate.
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Care and cleaning tips from a vintage Q and A column
A reader asks how to remove carbon paper stains from fabrics, suggesting heavy suds for washable textiles and diluted denatured alcohol for unwashables. Advice covers avoiding white polish on nylon hose by using beige or gold tinted polish and cleaning ceramic tile floors with turpentine or mineral spirits mixed with water.
East Chicago Man Killed and Wife Arrested in Double Incident
East Chicago police report George Fields killed Ruben Barnes with a shotgun after Barnes allegedly threatened him with a knife. Fields was reloading when his wife Eulah Mae stabbed him. she is held for investigation. Barnes, 56, was from Hammond. Fields, 50, was in fair condition at St. Catherine Hospital.
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Living stone riddle and street-name trivia mix in column
A novelties page notes a dig where seven professors find an odd rock that emits a rhythmic heartbeat like sound. It also includes a city directory quote about Second Street being the country’s first street and other numbered streets in order. A camp letter from a 12 year old parodies teenage serials and a 1969 Bennett Cerf credit completes the items.
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Desert Plant Petrie Lives Up to Name in NZ Study
Carmich aeli a Petrie shows a desert plant from New Zealand with no leaves, enabling reduced evaporation and moisture preservation. Research notes the plant’s leafless stems minimize water loss and help survive arid conditions.
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Prize draw ends with three of a kind
A contestant draws from a box containing 10 five, 10 ten, and 10 twenty dollar bills. He stops when three of a kind appear. To maximize total, he draws two fives, two tens, and two twenties, then on the next draw a twenty. Total maximized at 90 dollars.
Fire Toll Put At 350000 In New Castle Store Blaze
Fire Chief Joseph Schuffman estimated damage at 350000 after Tuesday's Sears Roe Buck Co store fire in downtown New Castle Indiana. Fire crews battled the blaze, with investigations ongoing into the cause and extent of the destruction.
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New Castle, Ind
Joseph Schuffman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
New Castle
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