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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
11
Dear Ann Landers shares a self test for compulsive eating modeled on alcoholism, noting similarities to compulsive drinking and inviting readers to test themselves. A second letter recalls a Vietnam veteran tale and ends with Ann Landers offering guidance and a request for her booklet.
A garden tip explains using hairpins to pin down grass runners along borders. The method keeps runners in soil, avoids mowing off tips, and supports ongoing plant growth while preserving the lawn’s edge.
In New Mexico there are 25 peaks above 10 000 feet and 13 of the state's 32 countiescontain at least one mountain over 0 000 feet.
South plays with East West North all vulnerable after passes. Four hands analyzed for bidding decision after a pass. Three diamonds, two clubs, two notrump, and two spades are explored with recommendations on whether to jump, show point counts, or risk missing game.
A periodical star forecast lists each zodiac sign with guidance on behavior and outcomes. Aries through Pisces receive cautions and hopes, ranging from temper control and financial care to romance decisions and career opportunities.
Dear Mary Louw C asks about creams to restore moisture and glow to dry or combination skin. Advice emphasizes emollients, trial of small quantities, gentle eye-area application, light circular motions, and blotting after treatment. The column promotes Emily Wilkens booklets on skin care and hair care.
Dr Anthony Ryle director of Sussex University health service estimates about ten percent of England's college students have experimented with LSD. This figure highlights rising recreational drug use among young adults in higher education.
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