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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1964
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on a fussy husband at breakfast, editors judging wedding photos, and dating etiquette. The column defends editors’ space limits, praises courteous suitors, and notes modern courting shifts from couriers to calls.
In the 1950s world championship in Buenos Aires Argentina United States faced complex bidding. At table one Howard Schenken opened clubs to show strength and led to five clubs with Schenken scoring six for 620 points while United States won 720 in the deal.
Ann Landers releases Teen-Agers And Sex priced at $2.95 and available in local bookstores. She offers to help readers by mail sending questions to the newspaper with a stamped self-addressed return envelope.
Extra waffles are prepared for freezing and later serving by toasting sections directly from the freezer. The plan emphasizes pre made portions ready for quick reheat.
A festival showcase in New York highlights a dazzling frozen dessert variant of baked Alaska using orange sabayon cream in hollowed orange shells, topped with a browned never fail meringue. The recipe covers sabayon, chilling, and serving in sherbet glasses, with detailed steps and accompanying chicken and pilaf preparations.
A Canadian homemaker reports losing weight from 225 to 200 pounds and aims for 138 pounds. The letter shares diet tips, protein emphasis, and gentle medical advice while applauding perseverance despite a recent six week standstill.
A compact transcription of stray crossword entries including abbreviations for intensity and legal terms, sailing vessel references, fruit turmeric and potato hints, and general clue fragments such as shade tree wing tear and sea eagle. The piece documents a timed SIQMAIR style puzzle with an average solution time of about 25 minutes.
A stamped self addressed long envelope is requested for Ida Jean Kain care of this newspaper. The note adds that post card requests cannot be answered.
Dr. George W. Crane relates a farmer friend Hansen Dove reporting rumors of a separation between the speaker and his wife. A church Women’s Society inquiry in Indianapolis prompted the tale, but the narrator dismisses the gossip noting they were seen together at church.
A columnist recalls rumors sparked by a radio introduction calling him famous and confusion with communist, noting how ignorance or malice can seed gossip. He cites a Hearst editor remark about his happy marriage and five children as context.
A speaker emphasizes personal integrity for effect on youth. He notes 1,000,000 teenagers reached and contrasts medical evidence with clean private lives. He cites Senator Goldwater's popularity, praising consistent honesty over double talk.
The piece notes some listeners disagree yet acknowledge his honesty. It mentions university colleagues spreading rumors about Dr Crane being unscientific and slanderously labeled a quack. Instructions to mail for a booklet and a recipe for coffee flavored cream cake are included.
A reader learns to color daffodils using green red and blue food coloring. Cut stems, place in colored water, and vary dye time to achieve shades from green tips to lavender purple. Colors do not harm flowers or shorten life.
A shopper prefers luncheon sets over lace chair tidies and uses a place mat on the chair back for a practical decorative accent. The choice highlights color, pattern, and material variety to customize dining room style.
The egg poacher helps warm canned baby foods using three or four trays, reducing dishwashing and avoiding multiple pans. This method provides quick portions for each feeding.
The family recalls the favorite line That she blows said most often by the elder relative. The phrase serves as a cherished motto and a recurring gag at gatherings, reflecting a shared sense of humor and memory across generations.
Mrs Harry Baminski shares a simple method to frost bathroom and panel door windows using white enamel paint. A crumpled paper dabbed in paint creates a frosted glass look, drawing compliments for its resemblance to real frosted panes.
Heloise invites reader letters and household hints for her column and notes she cannot answer every letter. She will answer questions in the column when possible amid a large daily mail volume.
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