Fortune puzzle game gives daily message for readers
A 1955 feature by William J. Miller explains a word puzzle that uses the reader name to derive a key number. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by four or three based on length, then scan a grid from the upper left to read a hidden fortune message. Distributed by King Features. Inc.
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William J. Miller
King Features. Inc
Dinner Bell A Kitchenette Thanksgiving Menu in Two Hours
A compact guide to a six course Thanksgiving for four or six using a broiling size chicken and prepared foods. Steps cover halved grapefruit garnish, hard sauce, chicken preparation, stuffing, baking, peas, salad, mushrooms, fig pudding and coffee with a two hour timeline.
Bond and stock basics for prudent investors
The piece outlines advantages of bonds and preferred stock over common stock, noting bond prices are steadier though variable and bond interest must be paid before dividends. Preferred stock offers priority on dividends, while common stock benefits from higher payouts in prosperous times. It cautions investors to seek a registered NYSE member firm for facts on many listed securities and to ensure adequate savings for emergencies.
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Preferred
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
P.O. Box
New York 5
N.Y
Governor Mansion Gripes and Plans Stir State Opinions
The piece critiques New York and Nebraska governor mansions, imagining Nebraska plans a modern, wife consulted residence. It contrasts Albany's historic discomfort with Albany and Hyde Park contrasts, and jokes about First Ladies advising architects while quipping about past governors’ spouses.
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Nebraska
Victor Anderson
Anderson
New York
Albany
Potomac
Upstate
Harriman
Dewey
Williamsburg
Hyde Park
Dutchess County
Mary Haworth and Toy Thefts Cause Parental Friction
A reader seeks guidance on neighborly disputes over child toys and supervision. The adviser condemns the grandmother and endorses firm, private action to enforce fair play, warning against moralizing to avoid defensive clash. The piece emphasizes consistent supervision and swift correction without involving the broader neighborhood.
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Mary Haworth
Rex
Mrs. X
M. H
Hair Care Theme: Wash Hair Frequently and Thoroughly
A reader asks if washing hair twice a week is okay. The guidance says yes and recommends thorough brushing and scalp massage, warm rinses, repeated shampooing until hair squeaks clean, then cream rinses. For dry hair, a rinse steam treatment with a hot towel wrap is advised.
Fur Trim Adds Value to Coats With Quality Pelts
When buying a fur trimmed coat, spend more for a high quality fur that is soft and dense. Fur trim is applied to areas with most wear such as collars, cuffs, and edges to maximize durability and look.
Emery Board Tip Removes Suede Spots With Steam
A simple method uses a fine emery board to gently rub spots on suede bags or shoes, then steam over a boiling kettle to restore the suede to a like new appearance. The technique relies on careful abrasion followed by steam to lift stains without damaging the material.
Wall Finishing Tip on Textures and Color
A decorating note explains rough textures dull colors while smooth surfaces reflect light and intensify hues, guiding choices for wall finishes and fabrics.
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