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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
12
The couple married seventeen years and had seven children. Maud left Calvin after he sued for divorce saying she talked little, avoided meals, and treated him and others as enemies. The column then shifts to lighter scenes before returning to a separate notice: Jane Haines sues Muncie schools over a child’s playground injury.
The American Paper and Pulp Association reports production of paper and paper board reached an all time high of 39 million tons in 1963.
Local ad notes 14 years in operation offering Beltone hearing aids service and repairs for all makes, battery sales, and guaranteed full-powered devices for the hard of hearing. The copy emphasizes continued presence as the 5s Headquarters for hearing solutions.
A mother stresses that boys may push for kissing and lead to trouble while advising progressive boundaries. She notes that a brief goodbye kiss is acceptable if mutual, but warns that petting escalates risk, advocating clear limits and ongoing conversation.
A jumble of crossword clues and a cryptoquote puzzle fill the page sample. The across and down clues feature numbers and partial word fragments. a separate cryptoquote offers a coded quotation for solvers. The item reads like a daily puzzle feature with erratic formatting and mixed question types.
A reader offers abdominal and thoracic exercises to slim the stomach, claiming success in classes. The column notes mixed reactions, with commentary on pregnancy fears and the need for jolts to reality, plus tips on aluminum polish and DIY repairs.
Dear Dr Brothers explains that most men marry for companionship and fear of losing independence. He notes many men value individuality and privacy, while women often seek merged ties. The piece also cites a study on children equating father and president, showing authority figures fuse in memory. Readers are invited to send problems to Dr Joyce Brothers.
Dr Ralph Mortenson a field secretary for the American Bible Society will speak to Anderson Rotary Club members today. He will be introduced by program chairman Charles Weber. Mortenson an ordained Lutheran minister previously served 13 years as General Secretary of the Lutheran Board of Publican in China.
A quirky column describes an AX INGENIOUS toy-store owner displaying Santa in a full size Eskimo igloo with two red sleighs for kids, one child panicking at the last turn. Separate gag lines note a Hollywood starlet given bronze book ends and a corny sign set across a bridge and other locales.
A long sheet of tin 30 inches wide forms a trough with openings on top. By bending up the sides the cross section becomes a rectangle with base 15 inches and height 7 inches to maximize area. The result: 15 by 7 inches. Also notes epilepsy prevalence in Chicago area: about 1.8 million Americans have epilepsy per AMA.
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