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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
13
A mother reports her 10 year old daughter fainting after a science lesson on meat processing and now refusing to eat meat. Experts discuss potential mental disturbance and recommend child psychology guidance while noting severe oversensitivity and disgust.
A busy slate features The Lucy Show, Mchales Navy, Peyton Place, The Carol Burnett Show, The Tonight Show and multiple news weather and sports segments. Prime time includes Mayberry RFD, Family Affair, Big Valley and The Greatest Show on Earth with late news and church choir listings.
A dense crossword style list mixing clues for philosophers, Greek letters, plants, and places. Entries cover languages, scientists, roads, rivers, and towns across Europe and the Americas, with many archaic or abbreviated hints.
Dear Polly shares tips for making bulk ice blocks for camping not using deep dishpans but bread loaf pans and milk cartons to shape cubes that melt slowly. Some readers describe freezing in a tub or custom metal box then melting with warm water to release the ice for easy transfer.
The World Almanac notes that in 1865 Benjamin Babbitt a soap maker created premium stamps by printing a coupon on wrapped soap and offering a lithograph picture for 10 coupons. This marked the origin of premium stamps attached to purchases.
Pattern ads from Anne Adams and Laura Wheeler offer knit and sew patterns with prices and mail details. A long synopsis follows about Ding Dong a bad boy sent by Santa to Hippieville who tricks Santa into a rescue mission, ending with Santa agreeing to help after a ruse.
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