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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
11
Reader asks about new bedwetting treatments. Key is patience, with early excessive toilet training causing harm. Rule out kidney or bladder disease with a urologic exam. If organic disease is excluded, imipramine under supervision may help.
A collection of practical tips from Polly including making a bath using a folding screen and pool for bedridden individuals, securing a watch chain with tape, quick dandelion removal with an apple cover, and brass cleaning with pickle juice. Readers urged to send ideas for a dollar if used.
Jim and Oswald dissect a bridge hand where South overused Blackwood, misapplying rules after North shows no aces. They argue South could have aimed for four clubs to test slam and North could have invoked Blackwood for a six spade slam.
Dor is Day says her son Terry may marry Claudia Martin but no date is set. Hermione Baddeley may land a TV series with Ed Begley or Sy Howard writing a pilot where she plays a three-nation spy. Thelma Ritter stays at Hollywood Roosevelt while filming Boeing Boeing. Robert Wagner visits Fantastic Voyage set and notes Europe’s film slump. Early soap history cited from Galen and Pliny the Elder.
A crossword style listing presents clues for across and down entries including references to a general, a French marshal, naval leaders, authors, and various common nouns. The set includes historical figures like Yorktown era leaders and Shakespearean era terms, with thematic ties to geography and classic vocabulary.
Instructions urge readers to contact their usual carrier for missed Herald delivery. If unresolved, call 433-8856 before 6 30 p m and a replacement copy will be dispatched. The message emphasizes using the back of the collection receipt card for carrier details.
Dan Emmett, a northern-born minstrel, wrote the 1859 popular song Dixie with words and music. He called it a hooray song for the company’s show, inspired by New York showmen who long for Dixie on cold days.
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