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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
7
A Canadian reader asks how to conquer fear of dead people and to cope with an unhappy marriage and looming divorce. Ann Landers advises confronting childhood causes with the spouse and emphasizes responsibility over impulse, warning that divorce carries greater costs than staying.
A glossary style piece explains stained glass windows in churches. It traces six design elements from glass color to iron bars and tracery. The article notes color shifts over time, from dark rich reds and blues to yellows for more light, and outlines the step by step creation process from drawings to firing and joining pieces.
A reader seeks guidance after a sightseeing bus encounter with a persistent admirer. Ann Landers offers humorous tough love suggesting to fix him up with someone who might reciprocate and avoid stringing him along.
The Morgan County tax collector publishes a list of insolvent and litigation tax delinquencies for 1965 credits as required by law. The list includes Shoals Bldg. Supplies, AB C Television, City Billiards, Leasdale Shell Service, Osborn Sheet Metal Shop, Skyline Bar-B-Que and others with amounts ranging from 1.88 to 149.00, totaling 29 843.63 dollars, credited to final settlement.
A playful Riddle Box set asks why flowers seem lazy because they lie in a bed. It cites a dime fruit as a date and a ghost’s trust issues since they are easy to see through.
Aimed at telling a trick to lift a dime from a table without touching it or using metal wood or cardboard. Press a straw against the dime and suck air from the other end to lift it. Includes puzzle answer and a note on submitting riddles and jokes.
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