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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1969
Page
7
A reader seeks legal advice after catching her husband with a neighbor in their home. Ann Landers responds that only the husband faces potential action, since the guest did not break in. The column advises forgiveness and references the columnist's wedding guide.
Dr. Crane extols Bridget Hanley as a unique starlet who prefers fully clothed heroines. He claims sexual appeal comes from mystery and anticipation, not nudity, and contrasts burlesque disrobing with artful dress. He urges readers to request his tests for sweethearts.
Heloise shares kitchen tips including adding crunchy celery to boiling water for spaghetti to create a zing, plus other reader ideas on mending, laundry, drying sponges, and time-saving baking tricks. The column showcases practical household hacks from various contributors.
Robert A Larson Jr a Hudson Falls engineer, and Elizabeth Barrett Harvey a Paul Sinadinos factory worker and Judy A Londen. William E Evans Armco employee and Sandra L Dalton. Gerald D Glenn printer and Janice S Lickliter file clerk.
A note on alto as a vocal term tracing its meaning from a high to a lower voice class. It explains the term's origin in early music theory and how usage shifted over time in voice pedagogy.
The text compares checking shoe fit to choosing a hairdo, arguing shoe fit matters for health. It suggests gaining experience in shoe fitting or using consumer patience, noting shoefitters value proper fit over speed or price. It urges asking who fits your children's shoes as a common question.
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