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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1978
Page
7
A compact crossword clue set from Eugene Sheffer features entries such as emergency substitutes and gratuity with hints pointing to a giant grass and eggs. Found at hit shows and a river term appear, along with market and arachnid related eat.
Pam Meister, 22, at 4 foot 11 and 105 pounds, declares herself pound for pound the strongest woman in the United States. She set a 310 pound deadlift and dreams of lifting 400 pounds, fueled by love of the challenge. She began weightlifting a year earlier at a Canton YMCA, initially scared to enter the gym.
Letters discuss price psychology behind $999.99 and $499.98 versus round numbers, noting penny pricing may seem cheaper and its impact on buyers. The column also answers health and family advice questions about injuries, sibling attention, and a reader praising the columnist’s guidance.
Dear Heloise offers a budget tip to extend infant and toddler wear by sewing an extra button an inch below the existing one using heavy embroidery thread. As the garment grows, move the top button down similarly to maintain fit.
A humorous advice piece for parents traveling with motion sickness prone children. It shares personal quirks and offers tips such as motion sickness pills, keeping the child calm, diverting attention, window choices, avoiding rich foods, and preventing stop start driving to ease car and theme park trips.
Stella Wilder born today enjoying domesticity and family growth while not seeking great wealth. She values fine things but prioritizes loving relationships over luxury and may wed young to start a family. tomorrow's reading follows August 2 Leo through Cancer outcomes with guidance for each sign.
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