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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1972
Page
12
Abby answers reader questions on gardening and marriage. A couple argues about musical tomato plants and beer, while a Bronx wife faces housekeeping demands and options. A club scene prompts advice on handling women dancers and protecting one’s partner.
Readers share practical fixes for crayon stained garments using kitchen shortening and detergent to loosen wax, plus optional unchlorinated bleach after patch testing. Also included is a lighthearted note on hiding chores and a chili soup trick using tomato soup with plain chili.
New York AP reports Dr. Murray Feingold, a pediatrician at the Boston Floating Hospital, says an infant’s cry can aid diagnosis of disorders like cretinism and heart disease. He authored a cassette program to train physicians to elicit and assess a baby’s cry during exams.
The Athens Messenger reports Feingold notes cry characteristics help diagnose conditions. Normal cries vary with breath and emotion, while central nervous system damage yields high pitched shrieks. Hypothyroid infants may cry rarely or hoarsely and softly.
Richland Garden Club members Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mizicko along with Athens Garden Club members attended the 42nd annual Ohio Association of Garden Club convention at Denison University. Athens County and two Meigs County clubs won state and regional awards for Good Luck Garden Club work.
Carl Conant of Miami and his brother Earnest Conant an Air Force reserve navigator, heard landing instructions from Dr. Richard McFarland of Ohio University during two air checks. Conant arrived in his Cessna 170 to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Conant of 43 Pleasantview Drive.
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