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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
11
A bridge scenario shows how defenders two aces against a slam can reveal the club ace and hint at the spade ace. Declarer tests the club king and learns West holds the club ace, then infers a likely spade ace, guiding later play. Another hand outlines fast opening leads and a grand slam doubt.
A reader asks how to lift hardened candle wax from a wooden tabletop and is advised to scrape then rub with cheesecloth dampened in cleaning fluid, followed by a dry cloth. The answer suggests repurposing an old candle stump as a cork to stop glue spills, then highlights removing lint balls from sweaters with a dry sponge.
Unsealing an envelope can be steamed open with a damp cloth and hot iron, then reseal with egg white. Eyeglass screws stay tight with a drop of clear cement or nail polish on each screw head. For quick dusting, dampen old socks in furniture polish and wipe surfaces with both hands.
Indiana University will dedicate four residence hall quadrangles at Founders Day. The towers honor John F. Foster diplomat Wendell L. Willkie lawyer and presidential nominee Paul V. McNutt law dean and Indiana governor and Herman T. Briscoe first IU dean of faculties.
Republican Harold L. Doyle runs for county clerk on Ballot 6-G as a political candidate advertisement. The brief notice identifies Doyle as a GOP contender and promotes his bid without detailing platform specifics.
A letter asks how models and dancers prevent varicose veins. The reply explains causes, inheritance, and risk factors such as overweight pregnancy and prolonged standing. Advice includes elevating feet resting or lying with feet up, walking to improve circulation, and seeking medical guidance for mild to severe cases.
In this puzzle the two numbers have squares summing to 433 and their squares differ by 145. Subtracting 145 from 433 gives 288, divide by 2 to get 144 for the smaller number’s square and add 145 to get 433 for the larger number’s square. The square roots are 12 and 17.
Donald J. F. Snyder of Marion has been elected a director of Foster Forbes Glass Co. He has served with the firm since 1933 and was secretary and treasurer for six years.
TV schedule fragment lists channels WTV NBC WFBM and color program blocks for Saturday morning. It shows times and network names in a brief column style, indicating morning offerings across stations.
TV grid lists daypart by hour from 6:00 pm to 1:30 am with program blocks across CBS channels. Notable entries include Sunrise series in morning, Paul Dixon and Merv Griffin talk shows, soap operas like The Young and the Restless style notes, game shows, and classic dramas. The schedule shows daytime to late night rotations featuring Bat shows, westerns, and sports/weather updates.
The article explains balancing self-demand feedings with a stable schedule as the baby’s needs evolve. It notes feed intervals can range from two to four or five hours, with a gradual shift to family meal times as the infant grows. It stresses consistent mealtime cues, a fixed high chair setup, and routine naps and baths to reinforce orderly development.
Mrs. Robert Reasoner Red Cross water safety coordinator announces a Senior life saving course at Anderson High School pool starting Saturday May 7. It runs 6 to 9 pm for 17 hours by an authorized Red Cross instructor. No registration or instruction fee. Eligibility includes age 16 or older and 11th grade or higher with required swimming test.
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