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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1968
Page
11
Ward, riding his motor gig, struck Ned’s parked car on a curved road. Ned appeals, claiming Ward was negligent for not spotting the vehicle. Ward argues Ned’s car partly obstructed the traveled portion and shows the accident might have been avoided if Ned had positioned the car differently.
A garbled snippet discusses a boy named Johnny rowing a river distance while a motorist acts irresponsibly. It presents a math puzzle about speeds in water and land, mentions a motorist's duty, and tangentially references state laws and legal guidance. The text is fragmentary and includes stray phrases about mining and family lawyers.
A lighthearted puzzle from King Features Syndicate guides readers to count letters in their name, adjust by four if six or more, or add three if fewer, producing a key number. Starting at the rectangle’s bottom left, read letters under checked figures to reveal a daily fortune.
Advice from Josephine Lowman urges new mothers to maintain personal identity amid family duties. Highlighting balance, the piece stresses time for self through daily, weekly personal activities to stay emotionally healthy and engaged with children and husband.
In a bridge hand from Winning Contract Nowth NS 4010986, declarer misreads the lead and plans to win in two suits. East holds key diamonds and spades, but a miscount allows South to be ducked, forcing a heart shift that leaves declarer at eight tricks. A safer plan based on East’s defensive option would have yielded better results.
A compact verse warns on the power and perils of spoken words and honesty. It urges concise, truthful speech and notes how truth or deceit shapes reputation. The text closes with a quirky line about the tortoise’s slow speed in a humorous aside attributed to Julien C Hy.
A fragmented TV guide page lists color programs and host names including Andy Griffith and Dick Van Dyke, with morning and afternoon slots and partial show titles. It mentions The Symbol Below Denotes Program in Color and includes various host lines and time markers.
Letter from Myrtle Meyer Eldred seeks an in column plan for managing a large household with two adults and three children. It provides nightly tidying, weekly task scheduling, use of canned foods, rest periods, and notes on enlistment of helpers. Includes offer of Mrs Eldred’s booklet for more timesaving tips. Also a Chicago note on the Museum of Science and Industry reaching 60 million visitors since opening in 1933.
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