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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
5
Alfred Sheinwold notes a key moment in a bridge hand where West suppresses a yawn to mislead South during a finesse. South improvises by sacrificing trumps and clubs, ensuring a favorable discard. The observer’s calm chairlike posture betrays hidden interest and clues to the hand’s outcome.
A reader suggests using a pan of ammonia and water to absorb fresh paint odor in a room. Another tip advises steeping oregano in olive oil to brush on lamb chops before broiling for flavor.
In Fochabers Scotland the Cricket Club gains a pavilion with dressing and snack rooms after a work sale by the women's auxiliary. The sale draws the village, funds reach 250 pounds, and attendees enjoy Scottish treats and tea service while prizes and home crafts are sold. The event features Mrs Gordon Baxter and a day of meals, crafts, and community support.
A reflective piece on overeating urges self awareness over reprimand. It cites examples of tension driving eating, and shows change comes from identifying causes, adjusting routines, and adopting a scientific, optimistic plan toward slimming.
A stamped self addressed long envelope request for the Choose to Lose Diet is directed to Ida Jean Kain care of this newspaper. Postcard requests cannot be answered and readers are urged to use the specified addressed envelope for correspondence.
A reader named Jack J, 42, seeks a safe plan after doctor recommends dropping from 205 to at least 170 pounds. Dr Crane explains how excess fat burdens the heart, raises risks like diabetes and stroke, and hints at a forthcoming diet chart offer while noting social/sexual implications of obesity.
Dear Mary Haworth weighs when to give a gift to teachers and recommends a thoughtful book with a personal inscription at term end. She answers readers on defining terms psychopaths and affectation, clarifying meanings and how to phrase concerns in public columns.
A reader column features letters to Dear Mary Howorth about religion and social drinking, questioning biblical inspiration, and a Navy recruit’s hints at romance. Mary Haworth responds on inspiration, secrecy of writers, and a playful jab at the Annapolis letter writer.
Dear Miss Darcy answers a reader about whether to wear one perfume or switch scents. The guidance favors changing scents to maintain personal appeal, noting boredom and the risk of becoming identified with a single fragrance.
A reader asks about current fashion and modesty trends, focusing on the acceptability and social implications of shorter skirt lengths for women. The letter discusses evolving styles, personal expression, and potential public reaction.
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