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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1959
Page
6
A court case unfolds over a deceptive lease claim between Anderson and Jones. The judge rules the dispute shows how truth can be as dishonest as a lie, noting state laws vary. The piece also mentions local figures and ongoing community activities.
A pool can be emptied in 21 hours and filled in 14 hours. With both pipes open the pool will be filled at a net rate of 1/14 minus 1/21 per hour, which equals 1/42 per hour. Therefore the time to fill from empty is 42 hours.
Fragmentary OCR item lists various terms and numbers wrenched from a hardware advertisement or catalog page. The legible parts include references to years, product lines, section numbers, and scattered phrases without a coherent narrative.
A jumbled medley features a New Yorker in Las Vegas with a $20 note demanding change, an alpine statistician, a 990 A.D. Caliph craving cherries and a distant vizier shipping cherry crops, plus a child reluctant to read Dr Seuss. The piece blends travel, fantasy, and playful wordplay in a single surreal vignette.
The Friday Question Box offers advice on eye lining with pencils, choosing braces for teens, weight guidance for a 5'1" person, depilatories versus electrolysis for hair on the upper hip, and body shaping tips. It notes consult with Josephine Lowbian via the Des Moines Tribune Syndicate.
The practice of rooming in keeps the baby in the mother’s room during hospital stay, aiding bonding and breastfeeding. It reduces infection risk from staphylococcus and lets fathers meet their child directly, while visitors are limited. The piece notes differing survival odds by sex and cites the Health Information Foundation.
A public safety message urges drivers to chew gum to reduce drowsiness and tension while behind the wheel. The tip promotes chewing any brand of gum to stay alert and maintain safer driving.
A reader asks how to stop acid from battery spills on fabric and improve a shabby umbrella. Advice suggests baking soda on both sides of the fabric and rinsing after bubbling stops, and washing the umbrella with brush and ammonia under a shower to refresh it.
An advertising pitch promotes Wrigley's Spearmint Gum as refreshing and flavorful for driving. It highlights natural appeal and real chewing enjoyment, urging steady use for lively flavor during travel.
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