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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1971
Page
10
A fragmented reminiscence describes practical household tips and a dance night scene. It mentions polishing nails, cleaning glass and ebony, using water and vinegar, and a spill on a white dress during a social evening with dancers and an airline stewardess referenced.
To form a team consisting of one man one woman and one child from 4 men 6 women and 9 children, multiply the choices: 4 ways to pick a man times 6 ways to pick a woman times 9 ways to pick a child equals 216 possible combinations.
Partial dialogue shows a mother warning a child about sass and backtalk, urging quiet firm discipline to avoid further arguing. The exchange hints at lessons on responsibility and respect in handling chores such as yard raking.
The column discusses astrology as separate from astronomy and notes mixed reception among peers. It then provides brief daily guidance for Aries through August birthdays, focusing on practical action, decision making, creativity, and personal relations, with August highlighted as significant.
An eighty year old woman charged from a doctor's office into the street screaming. The doctor, unfazed, tells waiting patients I told her she pregnant. A skeptical remark from an inc redulous bystander prompts a humorous exchange about the claim and hiccups.
The government will offer federally underwritten burglary and robbery coverage through private brokers in about 28 high crime states. Residential policies up to 5000 and business policies up to 15000 will be available, with costs linked to area crime rates. HUD seeks public comment over 20 days on proposed guidelines.
WCTU groups discuss alcohol abuse at the May Progressive Union meeting. Grace Hughes reports on Flower Day deliveries to shut ins, a youth to YTC Camp, July picnic in Edgewater Park, and the state convention in Marion. Clara Sears group hears Mattie Gustin on Inherent Rights and What Every Mother Should Know About Alcohol. Next meeting June 15.
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