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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
7
By Will Bernar and Jane Toner Scott this fragment reads like a melodrama about marriage vows and consent. A man confronts infidelity then argues for love against social judgment while a courtroom scene weighs assault and battery and a woman's enduring family influence.
Highland High School 110 voice chorus led by Mrs. Beryl Biddle performed at College Corner in a National Music Week convocation. They sang Funiculi Funicula One More River Deep in the Heart of Texas Bones Sakura The Star Spangled Banner and more. A girls ensemble and Martha Jane Neese performed additional pieces. Food profits Chicago retail distributors note average earnings of one cent per dollar of sales.
A Plain View Texas agricultural research center tests a flame cultivator. The spiderlike machine spews fire through metal lines to burn weeds without harming the soil.
A mother guides a child through dressing and buttoning, praising independence. The exchange highlights how self-help clothing for small children can foster growth toward autonomy.
A fragmented list of crossword style clues and partial phrases includes items like Paris subway and Alaskan city, along with scattered numbers and garbled terms such as Treeless sandy tract and Spiritless. The text reads as a jumbled puzzle page with incomplete entries and mis-ordered words.
A sample cryptogram explains that one letter stands for another with A for L and X for O. The page shows a puzzle reading 2709Q HIX UP SERIC HIM 1X ITIFFT UPITY and recalls yesterday's quote by Cicero about pernicious soul diseases.
The piece cautions women about slight weight gain and promotes a Day Reducing Diet. It lists low calorie salad ideas, herbs for flavor, and a brief Friday Saturday menu plan with breakfast lunch and dinner items focused on slim, healthy eating.
A collage of diary excerpts and home tips appears, including a diet note, a shipboard romance, stain removal advice, and reader letters. It features muttered regrets, musings on love and separation, and responses to a column about dating while married.
A collage of letters and responses touches on relationships and social norms. Topics include evaluating loyalty, the Kinsey Report, and a daughter planning to marry a 59 year old German man. The exchange hints at distrust, motives, and seeking background checks through the German Consulate.
Readers can mail their problems to Helen Erskine at The Anderson Herald care of The Bell Syndicate Inc. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a reply and send to 229 West 4th Street New York NY.
UPI reports UN Secretary General Thant arrived in Belgrade from Romania for a three day Balkan tour. He was to meet President Tito the next day at Tito's Brioni Island retreat.
Sailor writes to his girl who is 16 still in school and far away at sea. He expresses concern over the age difference and describes the girl as pretty and like a doll while he faces the distance and worry about their future.
Charles A. Durgen, owner, offers Corpet linoleum and vinyl flooring with 500 plus patterns in wool, nylon, and vinyl. Prices from 2.45 per square yard for sheet inlaid linoleum and vinyls at 1.45 per square yard and up. Located at 8th and Main, phone 644-7290, with over 30 years of experience.
Bonn based statistics show that 401,000 of 810,000 Germans who left Germany since World War I moved to the United States. Canada ranks second with 239,000 Germans migrating there.
Vernon reports a dull first day with a trivial incident as a woman asks how to spell cat. Young Danny swallows a shotgun shell in his father's den, and his mother rushes him to a doctor who warns to keep him still until Friday.
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