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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1964
Page
7
A memoir fragment honors a mother famed as the robin of Red River Gulch who climbed from many siblings and duties to graceful resilience. She found new legs with the automobile, navigated stairs and sidewalks with humor, and remained loving and candid with friends.
Lime in plaster should be mixed in mortar boxes ahead of use so it slakes and cools. Hot mortar can continue to work after application causing popping and blistering. The dust mop can be renewed by boiling a tablespoon of concentrated lye in a bucket half full of water, then rinsing several times. Bluing stains are removed by soaking fabrics in strong ammonia water or in kerosene followed by washing with naphtha soap in tepid water.
AP notes drought forces 10 day bath ban in Cinderford as council seeks conserve water. town records include no bath use until conditions improve amid summer heat.
A mother chastises a child for asking for stories while she bathes another, urging him to play with toys instead. The scene highlights parenting challenges and the idea that involving an older child in the routine can help acceptance.
A mixed page shows a cryptogram quotation with a long Leo da Vinci quote and a crossword style clue list. It includes instructions about substitution and a sample decoding where a single letter represents others, followed by the famous line about straight lines and resistance.
Q and A column from this newspaper features advice from Josephine Lowman on beauty soaps fasting exercise and a diet booklet. It includes meal menus and instructions for readers to request her Trick and Treat Diet booklet by sending 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Des Moines Iowa.
A reader asks how to fix a linoleum edge break and remove deposits. An easy repair uses a cloth to cover the break and press, while stains like nail polish or tar can be scraped gently with a dull knife and steel wool. For iron rust marks on linens, boil with a cream of tartar solution.
A humorous 1964 Bennett Cerf gag collection presents quick quips from interview applicants and social scenes. It features a British, American, and French spin on a ditched plane scenario with Barbara hoping for gifts at Christmas.
Mrs X asks why her 13 year old Margaret resists nicknames while siblings accept labels like Jack Goldie and Lynn. Dr Brothers says nicknames are optional, names are personal possessions, and Margaret should be called by her birth name unless she chooses otherwise. A name reflects personal preference and may change with time or affection.
Louise and Harold's divorce saw child support set at 37.50 weekly and alimony of 37.50. Harold fell behind and Louise sued for contempt. A life insurance cashout by Louise led the court to cut alimony and raise child support to 53.00 weekly, a ruling appealed with argument that alimony is based on need and ability to pay, not criminal acts by the other spouse.
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