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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1960
Page
12
A fragmented clue list links Ross Brown and France's President to a set of crossword style hints. Entries include wading birds and religious terms alongside archaic or regional terms, with several abbreviations and partial words suggesting a large, multi-theme puzzle.
The piece advises shoppers to slow down when buying fragrance and to consider personal preference over trends. It notes perfume is highly individual and that sales staff should help rather than pressure, suggesting buyers specify the mood and setting they want from a scent.
A reader guidance item discusses children's outdoor play and constant snack cravings, advising parents on managing appetite. It covers scents and personal care ideas, including a pineapple experiment and lavender oil tips, noting individual body chemistry affects perfume feel.
Look through an attic or second hand store for an old tea cart. Attach a two to three inch grill around both trays and line with foil for a useful attractive flower cart. A new one works but hunting a vintage piece adds fun.
Mothers on the block are urged to share snack duties to avoid handouts and ensure regular feeding. Proposals include fruit, fruit drinks, crackers, plain cookies, milk, and raw vegetables served by rotating hosts. The note cites age differences and requests Myrtle Meyer Eldred contact for a booklet. It adds a historical oil well fact: first success cost under 3 000 dollars, now dry holes can cost up to 3 million to drill.
A column recalls a match club program highlighting serenity generosity joy loyalty and sincerity as guiding qualities. Dorothy Klevins is noted for unanimous joy selection while a court case concerns Fred who pledged to protect a widow's interests but failed leading to a dispute over the family business and her request for court aid.
A Chicago physician reports new chest, hip, and back pains in new small car drivers, noting four cases in six months. Separate item identifies Mrs. Minnie McHenry, 57, of Riverdale, Ill., found dead in a Dyer drainage ditch. autopsy places death about three months prior with bruising on the chest.
The judge held there was no legal consideration to bind Fred's promise, only a bare moral obligation not redressible in court. State laws vary. consult family law guidance for personal matters.
The Rev. Oscar Davis of Fishersburg conducted funeral services for Clem Snyder, father of Hubert Snyder, at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home in Noblesville. Also notes on Stony Creek Shiners Home Demonstration Club meeting and local visits. UNESCO team arrives to aid Nubian antiquities threatened by Egypt's Aswan High Dam project.
Former Tigers star and Indians manager OLD VITT laments old equipment and recalls lighter bats and smaller gloves. He contrasts his 135 pound frame swinging a 42 ounce bat with today’s larger gear and tougher hits.
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