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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
5
A playful note invites boys to answer five of seven questions to figure their rating while girls are told to compute their own scores. The line emphasizes a competitive tinge and a lighthearted challenge.
A nationwide survey of America's teens finds over half the boys and seven in ten girls believe their group is well mannered. Teens blame adult stereotypes, noting parents often demonstrate poorer manners. Both sexes rate politeness, courtesy, and proper conduct as essential to dating and social behavior.
Wichita records show Attorney John Stice, elected judge of the Court of Common Pleas, listing campaign expenses including gauze, Mercurochrome, shoes, and piccalilli totaling about $19.05. He recalls wearing out shoes while campaigning and using Mercurochrome and gauze after a mishap with his left hand during sign-pounding.
Emery Werdel drove a tractor trailer into a ditch and attempted to haul it free with a steel cable stretched to a tree. A second truck struck the cable, Jack-knifing and overturning the trailer. A car then crashed into the wreckage as two other trucks veered into a ditch. no serious injuries reported.
In Hamden Connecticut doctors oppose a town plan and zoning changes citing quick relief claims. The report notes contortion of opposition and references anaesthetic housing development, flowers, prune juice, resinous ocote wool, and military tar styled rows used for cerfludies and racks.
An advertisement touts COLONAID as a bulk laxative that remoistens a dry colon and stimulates normal urge to purge. It claims safety for pregnant women, notes clinical tests with no major side effects, and offers a 60 tablet package for 98 cents.
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