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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
19
A newspaper style puzzle page presents a large daily crossword with across and down clues, including entries such as Contour of the body, Conflict, Beard, and others. It also features a Daily Cryptogram quote with instructions and a sample solved quotation from LONGFELLOW.
Interim host Jane Toner Scott recalls a closing night gathering after the last guest departed. Friends of the Adgates brought dishes including venison and a secret sauce discussion, while Herb, their versatile former assistant, impressed as chef and handyman. The group celebrated modest means and nature’s bounty with camaraderie.
Widow Matildan and widower John debate separate maintenance after two months of marriage. Matilda argues affection and warmth are due, while John claims restraint. The court notes mates marry with youth gone and tenderness faded. The piece also notes the Amazon River spans 3,900 miles from the Andes to the Atlantic, surpassed only by the Nile.
A rectangle is three times as long as wide. Reducing length by 20 ft and increasing width by 10 ft changes area by 200 sq ft. Let width x, length 3x. Then (x+10)(3x-20)=3x^2+200. Solve to obtain width 40 ft and length 120 ft.
A mother describes temporarily freeing her child from a pen to avoid tripping during dinner prep. She plans to place Tom in a chair with kitchen toys, noting his weariness of the playpen as a mood shift toward a calmer scene.
Dr Brady argues against the idea that cold damp feet or drafts trigger illness. He cites Stefansson’s Arctic experience showing exposure caused only discomfort and notes immunity varies by disease. He urges readers and mothers to ignore the cold theory and follow common sense.
The Blackwood On Bridge column is suspended due to other duties. Editor notes reader response exceeded expectations and plans to secure a new expert columnist on bridge playing soon.
Dear readers seek guidance on marriage reform illegitimacy and family strife. The Anderson Herald advice column features responses to Torn Unmarried and Brother from Helen Erskine addressing caution in marriage and social attitudes toward illegitimacy, plus a note on a 66 year gap between siblings and a New Delhi carbon black plant milestone.
Note to spray holly flowers next spring with plant hormone to set fruit and prevent fruit loss. Apply twice: first when flowers begin to open, then a week later. Reported dramatic results from this method.
Irish poet William Butler Yeats received a 2500 pound check at a Dublin banquet honoring him after receiving the 1923 Nobel Prize. He quipped that the gift was “damn little” for the lies he endured, prompting laughs as admirers praise his work. A humor piece closes with a joke about committees and a witty quip about a “recluse driving.”
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