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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
22
James seeks an injunction against his nagging wife in a domestic dispute with testimony about church visits and confrontations. The column weighs whether a court should intervene in private marital matters while a wedding misadventure unfolds and Major Port Buffalo, N.Y. notes its waterfront status.
Jakarta AP reports Antara that an ancient Hindu temple has been sighted in a South Sumatra jungle near the Musi River. Indonesian archeological experts plan to inspect the temple.
A mother warns a child about danger while climbing saying beware you will fall and break your neck. The other mother advises using a strong branch and to come down the same way. The piece notes that scaring a climber may prompt a fall.
A crossword style grid lists across clues from 1 to 60 and down clues from 1 to 45 with standard puzzle prompts. A Cryptoquote section explains the simple substitution cipher, illustrating how letters map to form a quoted saying by Longfellow and a past solution line from yesterday.
A short advice column by Josephine Lowman discusses hair dye trends and safety. It argues dyeing has become easy and acceptable with better products and rinses, encourages matching shade to look, and offers a free leaflet on makeup and framing your face.
Substitute rug padding with newspapers under large carpets to reduce wear, warm floors, and deter moths. Use a rubber crutch tip as a makeshift mallet to avoid marking surfaces. To speed sweater drying, place it in a Turkish towel and press out excess moisture with a rolling pin.
Emphysema deaths rose 158 percent from 1954 to 1959. The chronic lung disease now accounts for nearly 7 percent of all workers compensation claims as a major health and economic issue in the United States.
A 735000 volt transmission line to Montreal will be completed in 1965. It is the first of three lines delivering power from a 5,000,000 kilowatt Manicougan Outardes complex in Quebec Province to Montreal and surrounding areas.
A home styling note suggests placing a single Jackmani clematis flower or tuberous begonia in a champagne glass. The effect adds charm to coffee tables, dining tables, or any room corner.
The piece portrays a wealthy Dallas man scolding his 7 year old for smoking after the boy lights a cigarette with a $1000 bill. The child claims a man stole his candied apple and the boy identifies a dignified passerby with a red candied apple at his pants as the thief.
An advice column warns that at 15 it is too young to go steady and stresses four year age gap with a 19 year old is not normal. It urges prioritizing education, self worth, and parental guidance while noting sex education as post graduate material and offering a leaflet.
Dear Jobless suggests home babysitting as a safe option. Minding a small group of children in the home for two or three hours daily, Saturdays now and in spring for summer clients, with planning to keep kids occupied with engaging activities.
A reader laments the “Sweet 16 and never been kissed” taunt and argues against dating taboos. Helen Erskine advises ignoring clichés, suggests the taunter is likely envious, and invites submissions for her advice column with return envelopes.
A study in Credit World finds consumer credit companies earn 81 cents to $5 per $100 of average outstanding credit annually. The report compares sales finance firms with credit unions, noting wide profit ranges across the sector.
Ireland announces an experimental program buying 16 breeding cattle including Charolais and Herefords to upgrade beef production capability. The move signals focus on genetics and cattle quality to improve output and efficiency.
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