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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
13
Household tips describe making a whitening disinfectant using 14 pour of chloride of lime and two pounds washing soda, mixed with boiling tea, bottled for sinks. Also instructions for Peg Board, spring clothes hanger, and book care including dusting and edge cleaning with steel wool or sponge eraser.
The column recalls a Jordan Valley journey with visits to bedouin tents and the Good Samaritan Inn. It wanders from the Mount of Temptation toward Joshua’s-era ruins at Jericho, noting water wells, oasis scenes, and ancient shepherd life.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Wishing Well and a numeric fortune key. It mentions counting letters in a name and deriving a key number from encoded steps. The passage includes garbled names and math cues suggesting a cipher or riddle leading to a hidden message.
The guide explains using iron cement powder mixed with water to seal leaks in metal articles like hoses, tanks, stoves, and panels. It also covers securing loose plaster by packing with steel wool before reinserting screws and notes mascara stains on towels are water soluble and removable with ordinary washers.
A bridge analysis discusses the bid after two rounds of trumps and a risky line. It advises leading a small spade from dummy to preserve trumps, then drawing if West returns clubs, avoiding premature ace cashing. The North-South situation features a big club opening and Stayman bids.
The article discusses that each child has a distinct personality shaped by heredity and environment. It urges accepting a child's traits, from shy to noisy, and avoiding overmolding to maintain self-worth. It also offers Myrtle Meyer Eldred’s booklet for further guidance.
Fractured OCR shows a weekday TV schedule with cartoons, movies, game shows, soap operas, and news blocks. Names such as Mike Douglas Paul Dixon Donna Reed and Ruth Lyons appear alongside program titles and times in a tangled listing.
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