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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1963
Page
7
A fragmentary diary style piece recalls first days of school with kids asking about new puppies and family routines. Amid milk choices and play, children discuss naps and chores, while one pupil brands Bowzer in a crayon drawing and others note pets of various breeds at town shops.
In a courtroom drama narrated by Will Bernard, a wife seeks a divorce from Josiah after he complains of their blended family’s dynamic. The judge notes cruelty but weighs mutual obligations, asking if the wife should be granted divorce while referencing state law variations.
A mother limits a teen’s afternoon plans and sets a 5 pm sharp curfew. The teen resents the restriction while the mother offers a 5 to 5 30 arrival window and a call-in rule. The exchange highlights how flexible arrival times can affect family dynamics.
Across clues list various crossword prompts with definitions for entries. The page blends multiple hints such as body parts, colors, and objects, typical of a daily crossword puzzle with numbered items and Down clues interwoven.
Here is guidance on solving the cryptoquote where one letter stands for another. It explains that A may map to L and X to O among others and notes daily variations. A quoted line from yesterday ends with a sample attribution.
A nostalgic column asks who is the world’s best loved dentist and props up Basil Ripbone as the dentist of the century. It laments lack of dental fame and urges the D.DAR to honor dentists, praising Ripbone as a hero of cavity drilling.
A New Jersey mother reports relief for her constipated seven week old after introducing ripe banana at two to three months, following Dr Haas’s suggestion. The letter notes improved sleep, alertness, and reduced crying, with guidance on gradual banana amounts and cautions about prior medical interventions. Dr Brady offers to answer brief letters written to him.
At the Methodist Men meeting Mervin Shuter led devotions and Gene Marsh oversaw the business. Harvest Festival Queen Miss Huth and attendants Jane Clark Mary Canfield Ella Kay Rigsby Leila Harper were named for the 1963 festival. Festival set for September 20 21. Arlene Rockhill and Pamela Gale flew to Fort Germany to join Terry Rockhill serving in the armed forces until March 1965.
An emergency float cartridge that fills a chamber with buoyant foam has received a US patent. It could enable passengers to keep parts of wings or fuselage afloat during a sinking aircraft. The Sudan Republic's national emblem is the rare white rhino.
A collection of comic bits from Bennett Cerf recounts a Route 66 anecdote near Bloomington Illinois where a motorist uses a note and weapon to threaten a wife in the back seat. Police confiscate the chair leg as the gag caption notes Wife Begins at Fifty.
Dear Concerned asks about marriage laws and finances in the United States and Connecticut. Helen notes husbands may be sued for nonsupport, emphasizes equal partnership, and advises consulting an attorney. she references Kuchler's Law of Marriage and promises forthcoming details. Letters from readers about family behavior and advice follow with guidance on handling a difficult mother.
Purdue extension horticulturist Don Scheer notes you can pick tomatoes in September and eat them weeks later if handled properly. Save only sound fruit from sturdy plants, remove stems, wash, dry, and store in a shallow tray at about 55 degrees Fahrenheit in a well ventilated area. Separate colored from green fruit to save handling time. Mature green fruit ripens in about a month. green fruit takes longer.
Washington reports the FHA records indicate the average construction cost of a private one family dwelling built in the United States last year was 14325 dollars, up from 13875 dollars in 1961.
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