Points for Parents Mother Authorship Advice
A dialog about parental guidance where a tired mother urges postponing decisions. The child resists decision making, while the mother notes fatigue makes clear thinking hard. The exchange highlights tension between autonomy and oversight in parenting.
Who Judges What Books Deserve Banning
A meditation on censorship and the slipperiness of defining pornography in literature. The piece cites Lawrence Bronte Thackeray and Chaucer to show shifting judgments of works and words. It also quotes a quip about Mede and Persian and defines a powerful industrialist as one who delegates authority shifts blame and takes credit.
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Madison artists exhibit at YWCA with prize judging
The Anderson Civic Art Association shows works by amateur Madison County artists at the YWCA this week. Gloria Nipple won first and second in the prize pictures, with Phyllis Douglas third and others earning honorable mentions.
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Reader's Courtroom: Puddle Sprays Driver in Ditch Case
Steve sued the state after a water spray from oncoming traffic shattered his window and forced his car into a ditch. He argued the road was to blame for years of neglect, while the state contends he should have closed the window and slowed earlier to avoid the splash. The verdict hinges on contributory negligence.
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Highway Department
Heart attack blamed for death of Indiana farmer
Walter S. Shinolt, 67, of North Vernon Indiana, died after a fox hunt on Monday. Authorities ruled a heart attack caused his death and his body was found near his home.
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Daily Crossword Clues From A Busy Page
A compact puzzle listing across clues and a cryptoquote caption. Alumnus and land plots appear among numbered entries. a longhand cryptoquote shows a substitution code with a sample solution and yesterday’s Carlyle quotation about merit.
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
The piece tells a parable of a frog trapped in a rut and saved only when a truck forces its release. It urges readers to push through danger and despair, noting personal effort and the need to confront survival threats. For contact, Josephine Lowman addresses care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines, Iowa.
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Poison Ivy Warns: Gloves Needed for Eradication
Public health note warns that contact with poison ivy causes irritation itching and severe rash. Readers are asked to study a pictured guide to recognize the plant and to touch it only with gloved hands while using weed killer to eradicate it.
How to Repair Cracked Wooden Bowls and Damaged Rugs
Cleaning cracks, filling with shellac flush to surface. Size limp Rugs with laundry starch after sealing underside with shellac. Treat ferns with white oil soap spray ensuring coverage of all leaf areas. Oslo contains Europe’s only glacier reaching from mountain top to sea.
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Household Scrapbook: Caring for Clothes and Furniture
This vintage guide offers methods to remove shine from dark suits with fine sandpaper, blueing water for damp fabrics, and vinegar pressing. It also describes reviving furniture finishes with boiled linseed oil turpentine and vinegar, plus a tip for ironing puffed sleeves using a towel and warm iron.
Dear Helen Advice Column From The Anderson Herald
A reader asks how to handle social isolation and a lovelorn dilemma. Responses urge selective friendships and responsible marriage choices while offering guidance on keeping commitments and considering future happiness.
Summitville Guild Appoints Leaders
Summitville Guild met in the church basement with Mrs. Dorothy Vinson presiding. Officers named include Mrs. Benna Moore as Worship leader and Mrs. Fern Silvey as Service leader, with several members and guests listed. Oregon takes its name from an Algonquin word meaning beautiful water.
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Benna Moore
Fern Silvey
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Ruby Vinson
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Virginia Green
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Faye Cunningham
LaVenda Brummer
Janice Armstrong
Opal Watts
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