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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
8
In a crisp Pendleton Times column Huey Huey House Huey offers a two part plan for timely topics. The author notes the writer scribe style and acknowledges Hayse as a contributor. The piece previews future installments and praises the column’s approach.
A guide to patching wall cracks with paste filler and whitening, and cleaning glazed brick floors. Includes a note about chamois dusters for upholstery and a long digressive passage on school reorganization in Madison County, ending with a fact about McMurdo Station icebergs.
A mother notes that she will not assist in cleaning a cluttered room while asserting a stubborn stance. The scene contrasts a stubborn refusal with a cooperative plan to tidy after fresh linen is placed and the living room is cleaned.
A dense page presents a crossword with clues across and down including geography, animals, and language, plus a cryptogram puzzle. The section includes a note on decoding daily cryptoquotes with a sample mapping and attribution to King Features Syndicate from 1963.
The article advises improving posture to prevent or reduce a dowagers hump. It suggests straightening the spine, avoiding head protrusion, sleeping without or with a small pillow, and performing specific exercises. It invites readers to request leaflet No 17 by mail from Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines Iowa.
The bulbous plant Chlorogalum once used in soap is described as a attractive member of the lily family grown in California. It is now valued as a bee plant with white flowers and purple veining noted for beauty and utility.
The two shorter legs have ratio 8 to 15. With area 2160, the legs are 48 and 90 inches. The hypotenuse is 102 inches. A tiny wingless fly Belgica antarctica is the largest dry land animal native to Antarctica living in rocks in ice free areas.
A humorous fragment features a yachtsman rescued after a South Pacific wreck. He slips into jungle where he overhears a woman’s annoyed voice debating his luck and his weary reunion with his wife. A Dartmouth student creates a verse with both words analyze and anatomy.
A revealing reminiscence by Helen Worden Erskine detailing her upbringing in New York and Colorado, influences from her mother, early education, and paths to becoming a columnist. She recalls associates, theater circles, and formative experiences shaping her taste in art, literature, and people.
A federal grand jury charged Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp Far East International Corp and Philipp Bauer Co with concealing kickbacks exceeding 150000 dollars on Viet Nam and Cambodia drug sales financed by U S foreign aid. Defendants include Herbert Wolf and Kenneth Bauer alleged to have conspired since 1958 to defraud the U S government.
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