Operation Staple Seizes Deadline Rush at Highland High
Interim acceptances and aggressive action spark a teen guide project led by the Business and Professional Women. Highland High School races to complete questionnaire tabulation before year end as printers stay busy. Paul Hamilton joins Citizens Bank in backing the push while families and neighbors rally to meet deadlines.
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Indiana Daily Student editor wins Poynter journalism scholarship
Michael J. Brennan city editor of the Indiana Daily Student from Indianapolis won the $1,000 Poynter scholarship in journalism at Indiana University. Brennan is son of the late E Blodgett Brennan and great grandson of William Blodgett. He previously won the Stewart Dagmar Riley and Ernie Pyle scholarships.
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Nicknames in Courtroom Testimony Questioned
In a damages suit, a neighbor testifies that the cabbie known as Crazy Pete and The Wild Irishman may reveal a careless character. The court barred using nicknames as evidence, noting juries should not infer facts from such flimsy details despite possible relevance. State laws vary, and readers are advised to consult a family lawyer for guidance.
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Panama City Panamanian Railroad Opens in 1855
The first transcontinental railroad in the western hemisphere connected Panama City Panamanian routes, marking a landmark during its 1855 construction era and shaping regional mobility.
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Golden Flake Buttermilk Best Ever Products Sold
Local retailer stocks Golden Flake buttermilk chips and other best ever products amid a regional rollout. Company representatives cite taste consistency and wide distribution to boost sales through autumn promotions.
Points for Parents About Child Requests
A mother and child exchange shows the child pressing to go and the parent weighing reasons. The dialogue suggests that clear valid reasons from parents reduce persuasion and coaxing when decisions are explained and agreed upon.
Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Challenge
Crossword hints list many short clues with numbers, mixed with a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes across entries from Rainbow goddess to Ordinal number suffix and a cryptogram line Longfellow themed. Ends with a sample cryptoquote instruction and a past solution note.
Grow Young with Lowman Waist Shaping Exercises
Josephine Lowman shares spring time toning routines to slim hips and sculpt a youthful waist. Start with 10 to 15 reps and build to 35 or 40, performing three core moves that stretch and lengthen the torso, with a note on abdominal work if needed and instructions to request leaflet No 2.
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Josephine Lowman
Problem A Day Boat speeds with current
The problem states a boat's upstream speed is three times its still water speed minus two, and downstream is upstream plus current. Given upstream speed 3 mph, the solution yields still-water speed 5 mph and current speed 2 mph.
Si si divorce tale in Mexico and a bold lie
Livia de Havilland shares a glamorous tale of a famed artiste who seeks a quick divorce in Mexico. A lawyer urges speaking Spanish and the crowd in the border town cheers as the star repeats si si. The attorney cries foul claiming a marriage to the mayor ends the tale.
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Livia DE Havilland
Hollywood Hills
Dear Helen Advice on Teen Summer Visit and Sex Education
An anxious mother asks about sending two teen daughters to relatives for a week while relatives attend night classes. The columnist urges parental trust, recommends a heart to heart talk about sex, and offers the leaflet Sex Education for Teenagers as a helpful resource.
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Helen
Summer College
Household Scrapbook: Furniture Legs and Linen Care
The guide suggests wrapping wood furniture legs with colorful thread ferrules and sealing with shellac. It warns to place chafing dishes on a tray to prevent fires from drafts. It also notes soaking linen in buttermilk to whiten yellowed fabric for two to three days.
Kitchen tips and tricks from a vintage column
Readers are offered quick fixes from a starch wax for linoleum to easing a cork with heat and curdled dressings with egg white. The note also mentions cloves used to flavor baked ham originating from Zanzibar off East Africa.
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