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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
48
In the deal South keeps a door open for an alternative contract by bidding three hearts, steering toward a heart contract that gains a trick more than spades. West leads clubs, declarer uses trumps and diamonds to endplay, with North safely supporting the heart bid.
A reader asks about home remedies for facial hair and skin issues at age 15. The columnist notes lack of scientific evidence for hair removal methods and offers guidance on shaving, oil choices, and blackhead care including cleansing, steaming, and prudent use of extractors and alcohol.
A collection of at home cleaning tips and shortcuts. It advises storing a spray bottle for solvents and using quick sprays to remove paint from hands. It also suggests sour milk in rinse water for linoleum and baking soda for white woodwork care.
A sequence of silent periods appears at 7:00 7:15 7:29 and 7:45 as listed in the evening schedule, with no accompanying remarks or activities documented.
The guide advises dissolving grease with carbon tetrachloride on unwashable fabrics, drying then rinsing with warm water, applying powdered pepsin, letting it sit up to 30 minutes, and sponging off. For hardened paint spatters on window glass, hot vinegar is recommended over razor scraping.
In the chain Arthur owes Bill $3, Bill owes Charley $2, Charley owes Dave $1. Arthur defaults, causing the others to withhold payments. Each of Bill Charley and Dave loses $1, while Arthur gains $3, net transfer from the trio to Arthur equals the total unpaid debts.
A small daily puzzle describes counting letters in your name then adjusting by four or three to produce a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures left to right to reveal a message. Sourced from 1966 William J. Miller distribution by King Features Syndicate.
Local notice announces evening openings at intersections 14th and Main and 23rd and Columbus. Details unclear due to OCR gaps but implies extended hours or event access on weekdays. Community members advised to watch for official hours and temporary street closures.
Readers learn that three year olds can help with housework through playful tasks and praise. A mother shares easing routines like bed making and peeling vegetables using safe tools to foster learning. A separate note describes a boy with leg issues who improved after a doctor's cast and a nurse column by Myrtle Meyer Eldred promotes a health booklet.
The Southside Junior High PTA holds its final meeting of the year on Monday May 16 at 7 p.m. in the school gym. Assistant principal Joe Anderson will install officers for 1966 67, including President Mrs James Galbraith and Treasurer Mrs Madison Kershner. Exhibits from multiple departments, a review of 8th grade counseling, a Bamboo Hop demo by Charlene Meier, and refreshments in the cafeteria will follow.
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