Preservation of a Family Tale From Aunt Bardelia
By Jane Toner Scott, the reminiscence recalls a close, bustling family with Uncle Oscar, Byron, Aunt Bardelia, and a long, hair piled in a bun. A quiet fireside evening sparks memories of studies, marriage, and a tiny woman’s practical care, ending as a brief, imperfect anecdote.
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Oscar
Byron
Bardelia
Reader's Courtroom Verdict Questioned Over Juror Bias
Will Bernard Bert sues a railroad for damages and loses at trial. His attorney appeals claiming juror prejudice after a juror says I hate that law yer with the mustache. Court weighs if bias invalidates the verdict, noting law varies by state and cautioning readers to consult a family lawyer. This column ends with classifieds note to use Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.
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Railroad
Points for Parents Lesson on Truth and Security
A mother confronts a child about a marked up account book and lies. The dialogue stresses that admitting mistakes strengthens parental love and reduces the urge to lie, highlighting honesty as a path to happiness and security in the family.
Crossword Clue Fragments from 1945 Page
Puzzle snippets list clues such as Cloth of wool and Fibbera, ene elstar s path, Rule of sor t, Certain English, Letters BO, A steep slope volcano, Conferenc site, Earth, Female sweep, Cattail, Guate e Indian, Weep, hinting at a historical crossword grid amid OCR garble. Contains multiple partial entries and missing letters from a 1945 newspaper page.
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Elstar
Walt Disney’s Scamp Daily Cryptoquote Feature
A cryptogram puzzle prompts readers to decode a quote by substituting letters. The sample shows letters representing others, with word lengths and shapes guiding the solve. Each day the cipher changes and the page includes a Homer quote reference and a secondary note about a king restoring a static law.
Why Gwow 608 by Josephine Lowman
Obesity and atherosclerosis linked to higher risk for heart disease. Exercise and maintaining ideal weight reduce danger. repeated weight cycling harms health. Young men face greatest obesity risks. calorie guidance offered by Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Gwow
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Greener thumbs uses sweet cicely in gardens and homes
Sweet cicely is a small fern like plant valued for its garden appeal and aromatic oil once used to polish furniture. The note warns no method or additives are learned, so recommendation is withheld.
Vase Care Tips From Household Scrapbook
Practical guidance for vase cleaning and maintenance. Roll news paper into a cylinder to reach deep vases and use a clipped end as a brush. Improve suction cup grip with glycerin on the rim. Add dry beach sand for weight and balance to reduce tipping during dusting.
Ok-Chon River flood hits Sunchon City
The Ministry of Information reports at least 138 people dead in Sunchon after the Ok-Chon River breached a dike and swept through the 70,000 resident city about 90 miles west of Pusan. Sixty nine persons remain unaccounted for.
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Sunchon
South Korea
UPI
Ministry of Information
Ok-Chon
Pusan
Overheard Jester Influences Irish Official and Gala Anecdotes
A column by Bennett Cerf from 1962 collects quips heard at various locations. Attorney Frank Hogan of Manhattan notes reading The Jester at Columbia University while recounting a Dublin jeweler arraigned for selling fake diamonds. A Winged Foot chat recalls Peter Lind Hayes and his wife celebrating 55 years, joking about staying married. Other quips abound at Baylor, Mike Romanoff's, the University of Hawaii, and Milwaukee Braves dugout, with a casino minimum of wit about exams, parking, and presidents losing faculties.
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Frank Hogan
Manhattan
Columbia University
D. A
Dublin
Peter Lind Hayes
Winged Foot Golf Club
Baylor University
Waco
Mike Romanoff
Beverly Hills
University of Hawaii
Milwaukee Braves
Gillette
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Is This Your Problem by Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Helen: readers send personal crises for guidance. A 26 year old split between two marriages seeks stability in love while balancing two sons. Helen counsels dating others, six month test, and eventual marriage if love endures. Other letters request writing tips and perfume making guidance. Nancy Gingrieb and Mrs. Dumas seek advice on life and hobbies.
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Aman
Nancy O
Gingrieb
LaVerne
Calif
East 46Th Street
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N.Y
Connecticut
Thomas Dumas
Durham
Conn
Portugal
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