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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1977
Page
9
Dear Heloise advises on what to do with unused baby furniture after childbearing ends. The writer notes nineteen months since the last baby and contemplates selling versus storing items. The piece focuses on practical storage for cribs and other furniture to assist visitors with small children.
A reader shares folding tips for space saving furniture like beds and cribs plus door hooks for high chairs. Other ideas include using a dressing table for fabric and a stroller as a portable storage or laundry utility, with further notes on repurposing a swing or walker.
In a long bridge auction North-South reached a rare slam of six clubs after eleven bids though odds favored the contract. South's initial concessions and favorable cards enabled a 60 triple-division spade break, heart splits, and a diamond ruff to secure the slam despite the odds. The article also notes the Matterhorn is called Monte Silvio by Italians and Le Cervin by the French.
A reader's letter condemns school administrators for gutless behavior amid student discipline problems. Other correspondents defend teachers and principals, arguing parental influence shapes student conduct. a Chicago principal cites positive student traits and calls for shared responsibility. The dialogue spans PTA debates and a historical note on the Chaco conflict.
John Adams, signer of the Declaration and the second U.S. president, was born on October 30, 1735. This concise note records the birth of a key figure in American history.
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