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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
5
Mrs William Wrigley explains two standard public speeches in QUOTE MAGAZINE noting a short address Thank you very much and a longer version. The piece links applied psychology to Wrigley soap and gum, discusses marketing trends and Packard’s fate, and ends urging readers to write to Dr Crane for his Pookie.
Discussion on pulmonary emphysema its causes and links to nutrition and exposure. Argues emphysema may stem from nutritional deficiency rather than cold damp exposure and notes breathing exercises offered as relief for bronchitis asthma and emphysema. Mentions wind instrument players and laborers as examples.
A Charlotte AP report shows a man seeking a secretary job faced rejection from about 40 firms after two weeks in the market. He offered to work for 85 dollars weekly despite four years of college and a 60 wpm typing rate, illustrating discrimination moving both ways.
INDIANAPOLIS AP John Morton-Finney an Indianapolis teacher who refused to retire at 81 lost his legal bid for a second time. He had argued he became tenure in 1927 and was not subject to the 1983 retirement at 66 law. The Shelby Circuit Court ruled against him and the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld. Bridges of Republican Personnel in Charlotte described employers preferring younger women for secretaries, noting discrimination in hiring practices and that no interview was granted to the applicant. Civil suits or EEOC complaints are the recourse for alleged discrimination.
An ingestible powder product named FASTEETH offers long lasting dental comfort. Marketed as a chewable aid for people who wear dentures, it claims to reduce worry about slipping or discomfort while in use.
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