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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
29
A fragmented OCR item describes a daily fortune puzzle called Wishing Well Are with instructions to count letters in a name, adjust with an apparent arithmetic rule, and derive a key number from a grid reading left to right. It ends with credits and a rights statement.
A short health feature advises against self treatment of moles. It warns not to puncture or irritate them and suggests seeing a physician or specialist for removal. The piece also notes that moles may fade or disappear when removed by an expert and comments on eyewear frame shapes.
The readers courtroom panel weighs a conflict in which Vernelle, Joel’s foster mother, fights the Lawsons over adoption after Joel’s birth. The judge rules Vernelle's signed agreement has no force, noting a parent’s rights and the child’s best interests. State laws vary. consult a family lawyer for guidance.
Readers seeking to contact Josephine Lowman are advised to send letters addressed to her care of the Register and Tribune Fund in Des Moines. The notice directs correspondence through the newspaper office for forwarding.
Normal Mailer's second movie Beyond the Law will be shown for the first time at Notre Dame as part of the 1968 National Library Festival. He will lecture Monday night. The festival runs Sunday through Saturday and features Kurt Vonnegut Jr. and Joseph Heller among others.
A fragmented OCR page outlines a weekly television schedule with multiple channels and shows. It mentions pay reminders for the paper boy, and lists various programs across CBS ABC NBC and local stations, including morning, afternoon, and evening time slots. The readable parts name shows like Sunrise, Jeopardy, Andy Griffith, Dick Van Dyke, Pat Boone, Tarzan, and Batman style cartoons, with scattered program blocks and notes on scheduling.
The text analyzes a bridge hand where East's clever line yields a heart ace discovery after two rounds of trumps and a diamond cross to set up a heart trick. It discusses whether West or East should win with the ace and the resulting dummy entries, noting the impact on declarer's heart losers and the reversal idea. The problem asks what bid North-South should make given the vulnerable position and the shown hand.
A jumble of bridge play with South North bidding and declarer plan described, followed by a nonsensical garden measurement puzzle asking for present dimensions. The text weaves card play terms with a nonsensical numeric riddle about a garden, asking for a final calculation.
A mother asks how to help her only child, Sha, learn to share and play with other children. The advisor suggests nursery or play school for social exposure, alternating with guided play at home, giving guests their own toys, and modeling sharing behaviors. Emphasizes early social experiences before school and cites Myrtle Meyer Eldred’s leaflet on selfishness and jealousy.
Advice covers dusting and mopping with mild suds, brushing, and drying. Leather items like belts and chairs stay fresh by using stiffly beaten white soap, while wall holes are repaired by packing with steel wool and reinserting the screw. Reference to the National Archives building and the Declaration of Independence appears in the text.
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