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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
23
Dr Brady advocates milk in diets to combat malnutrition in children and notes energy, vitamins, and growth benefits. He compares European and American youths, promotes a super milk shake with hydramin powder, and cites Scottish school milk trials showing improved physique and mental alertness.
Turn the bottle upside down and apply a drop or two of remover around the cap edge. Let stand a few seconds, then return bottle to right side up and the cap should loosen easily.
A local puzzle offers daily fortunes via a name based key. It instructs counting letters in a first name, adjusting by rules to obtain a key number, then reading letters from a rectangle in sequence to reveal a message.
NBC network schedule and CBS wish listing for Wednesday showings appear in the torn page fragment. The readable items hint at time blocks and channel markers but lack complete program names or times.
A fragment mentions a program in color, labeled today, on 13 ABC WLw.1. Details are sparse but indicate a broadcast item focusing on color transmission and potential error issues.
Fifty years ago staff of wealthy families on ships abroad faced poor servant food in shipboard quarters. Families then sent baskets of tidbits to ease employees' meals and improve morale during voyages.
A reader asks about privacy for two young children and a new baby in small homes. The columnist suggests options like a cot for the boy, the girl in the big bed, or the baby in a bassinet, avoiding opposite sex sharing, and recommends seeking more bedrooms or bunk beds for future suitability.
Washington reports the Army Food and Container Institute is researching radiation sterilization and pasteurization at extremely low temperatures. Foods avoid off flavors at 60 degrees below zero, with beef noted as particularly susceptible to flavor changes.
A police boat at 24 mph pursues a craft at 16 mph after sighting it 4 miles away. The chased craft is overtaken after traveling 8 miles. The calculation uses 16 times 4 divided by the difference 24 minus 16.
Pellagra, once called rose disease in Geneva, causes rose like marks on the skin as sores develop around each rose. The illness stems from deficient diets and can end in delirium and death.
Washington reports the annual destruction of about 500000 acres of productive farmland due to unchecked and uncorrected erosion processes.
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