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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
13
A scrambled note claims a puzzle hides a number hidden in a grid or diagram. It instructs starting at the upper left corner and checking every cell by row to reveal letters G h under the figures. The date 6-25 appears, suggesting a time linked to the clue.
A fragment listing simple shortcuts for daily life to save time and energy. It advises cleansing face and neck, applying moisturizing cream while doing housework, and using the daily bath as both relaxation and beauty treatment. Various phrases suggest outside readers prot typ and avoid job loss.
A collage of indoor tips covering wood furniture cleaning with fine sled wood and denatured alcohol, cheese cracker crumbs for burgers, wrinkled plastic ironing fixes, castor oil uses, and organizing a kitchen bulletin board. The note invites readers to share shortcuts and mentions a book Shortcuts to Beauty by Josephine Lowraan at The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines Iowa.
The text records a chaotic bridge scene involving Corn Jr and Thad as executives of Pepper and Titan Inc. It mentions the Colonial Country Club, a Thomas Open, and a spades themed tournament with high stakes. The fragmented lines imply tense play and preemptive decisions at the table.
The page shows a fractured TV schedule listing for ABC and other networks. It includes time slots and program names with illegible OCR fragments but mentions daytime shows and a few program titles. The legible items reference fashion and a couple of entertainment segments within a daytime lineup.
A terrorist bomb exploded at midday Monday in a crowded tavern injuring 19 people and damaging two buildings. Police said about 29 pounds of gelignite were used. The bombing drew condemnation from Northern Ireland leader Brian Faulkner in London and from Irish Prime Minister Jack Lynch in Dublin as searches by troops and police intensified across recent weeks.
Lyle, a race car driver, faced questions over a signed release to enter a Dan's Speedway race. His widow argues the exculpatory agreement is void against public policy as the doomed terms pressured entry and waived liability for injuries or death on the premises.
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