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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
11
A reader, a self described shy teenager, writes about body image and weight. Josephine Lowman offers a measured plan urging gradual change, 1200 calorie daily limit, regular activity, and social support while avoiding fad dieting.
Household readers learn to refresh limp taffeta with borax solution and iron on the reverse side once nearly dry. For porcelain on a kitchen range use mild soap and warm water to avoid scratches. Split siding can be mended by applying waterproof glue and clamping or nailing edges together.
A quirky two message daily puzzle instructs counting letters in a first name then adjusting by four or three to yield a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left, read letters under checked figures left to right, then derive a hidden message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
A local government announces a vision schedule tackling sewer improvements in the city. Officials outline planned milestones across the semester with emphasis on safety, reliability, and public input. Citizens are urged to review posted plans and attend upcoming meetings for details.
Flooding across Uttar Pradesh and surrounding regions has left hundreds without shelter as rain intensifies. Officials report at least 237 deaths and crop damage across 4.6 million acres while infrastructure struggles under rising water levels and stalled travel. Local authorities warn motorists to expect continued flooding and slow traffic.
A parent explains how very young children lie to avoid punishment, using a flower and a dog incident to show blame shifting. The piece urges discussing truth directly, avoiding harsh punishment, and recognizing early conscience development. Myrtle Meyer Eldred offers a free leaflet on lying, to be requested by mail from Des Moines Iowa.
A garbled math problem yields an original number of 63 after solving. The text then mixes arithmetic hints about subtracting fractions and ends with a garbled dessert note praising Purdue University food specialists.
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