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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1963

Page

24

Interim Herald invites family smiles with pet photo feature

The Herald unveils a new pet comment feature titled Smile a Little to brighten readers as much of the news feels sad. Submit unusual expressive photos of babies pets or wild animals with captions. Return of submissions may take up to two weeks due to photography. Also notes Pvt Curt Duffer home on leave after basic training and pending reassignment to Ft Knox for advanced vehicle mechanic training.

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Nora loses rights in original adoption says court

A reader’s court case questions Nora an unwed mother who agreed to a first adoption. The court rules her consent is permanent surrender of legal authority, allowing foster parents to decide. State laws vary. Also noted is a cantata by Rev. Carl Hager for a Notre Dame festival at St Mary’s College campus.

Nora South Bend Ind Carl Hager University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Music Department St. Mary’s College

Cryptogram puzzle sample and crossword clues

A cryptogram quotation appears with scattered crossword hints across numbers. It includes unclear letter mappings and mentions a dated cryptogram quote about conscience from Schiller, alongside stray letters and a line about King Ventures Syndkata.

How to Diet Lunches By Josephine Lowman

Women on a diet face calorie heavy sandwiches and dull meals at noon. Practical lunch ideas include eggs, fresh fruit, tomatoes, raw vegetables, skim milk, cottage cheese, canned fish, lean meats, open face sandwiches, and low calorie dressings. Avoid excess mayonnaise and butter. open-face or single-slice bread options help cut calories.

How to repair crockery with white lead cement

A reader asks about fixing broken crockery. The answer suggests mixing pure white lead with linseed oil to create a thick adhesive for edges, allowing it to set for a week.

Ohio Family Visits Frankton Relatives

Mr and Mrs Ralph Etchison and sons from Jackson Ohio were weekend guests of Mrs Etchison s sister Mrs Bob Benham and family. A birthday dinner honored William Sipple and Ralph Etchison at the Benham home. Dewey Cunningham was taken to the veterans hospital in Indianapolis. Neva Reed injured by a car in front of her home Saturday evening is in satisfactory condition. Mr and Mrs Jim Conklin and Mr and Mrs Dora Birkinbine have been homebound with flu. Mollie Frank and Miss Dottie Moore visited Indianapolis Monday.

Frankton Ralph Etchison Jackson Ohio Anderson Raymond Avery Dewey Cunningham Veterans Hospital Indianapolis Harper Neva Reed Jim Conklin Dora Birkinbine Mollie Frank Dottie Moore

Air Crash Injures Hoosier Principal

Eugene Smith 43 of Fort Wayne Indiana was injured Saturday when his single engine private plane crashed at the county line near Westlake. The high school principal was listed in fair condition at Fairview Park Hospital after treatment for multiple cuts and bruises to his leg and head.

Cleveland API Eugene Smith Fort Wayne Ind Westlake Smith Fairview Park Hospital

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf retrospection tale

An anecdote recalls Oliver Goldsmith as a 16 year old who offended a Dublin squire in Ardagh misreading a lodge, inspiring his play She Stoops to Conquer. The piece also notes a Harvard writer Bob Baker describing a reflex test joke about dotting eyes while crossing knees.

Trinity College Dublin Ardagh Oliver Goldsmith Bob Baker Harvard Mr. Baker Bennett Cerf King Features Syndicate

Is This Your Problem. by Helen Worden Erskine

Desperate plea from an alcoholic husband notes failure to quit, with wife’s vigilant care and failed interventions. Letter-writer asks if hope remains. Helen advises channeling effort into helping others and self rehabilitation. Also includes a widow’s loneliness and dating patterns. guidance urges reflection, quality life, and distancing from exploitative partners.

Helen Worden Erskine Alcoholics Anonymous

Day problem on track area within circular park

A problem about a circular park with a 600 foot diameter and a 50 foot wide automobile track around its inner boundary. The area of the track is computed by subtracting the inner circle area from the outer ring, yielding 86 394 square feet. An additional note compares oil wells in Harrisburg Pennsylvania to the value of grain crops harvested in the state.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

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