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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
5
A reader reports a newsroom conflict after a liquor policy leads to probation when bourbon is found in his desk. Ann Landers advises locking desks, sharing keys with editors, and tells the father to ignore doctors’ stereotypes.
Readers offer practical tips from baby care to home hacks. A mother suggests tucking facial tissue around a baby's neck to absorb spillages, while others propose tools to hold stitches, growing garlic in pots, cleaning mildewed patio umbrellas, and organizing bed linens with shelves.
An advice piece urges overweight teens to adopt lasting healthy eating habits rather than dieting. It stresses parental support, self control, and the teen’s own responsibility in changing food choices to achieve a shapely figure, with notes to mothers to avoid nagging and seek professional help if necessary.
A newspaper ad outlines a 1480 calorie daily diet titled TEEN-AGE SLIMMING CHALLENGE. It lists meals with exact items such as breakfast with fruit or juice and soft cooked egg, lunch with Bologna sandwich and cheese, an afternoon pick up snack, and a lean hamburger dinner with vegetables and a pudding dessert. Ida Jean Kain invites self addressed stamped envelopes for requests, noting post cards cannot be answered.
Dr George W Crane critiques seminary training for pastors arguing that overemphasis on books and essays harms pulpit skills. He urges aspiring clerics to imitate Christ’s storytelling method, use local parables, maintain eye contact, and engage audiences with practical examples and front page references.
A transport vehicle struck advancing troops injuring thirty soldiers. Pvt. Paul Ellison, 20, of St. Clair Missouri was killed. Two hospitalized soldiers show improvement as the incident is investigated.
Los Angeles based meteorologist Morris Neiburger warns that continued automobile exhaust will envelop the planet in smog within a century, suffocating civilization gradually rather than by a sudden catastrophe.
A New York Central baggage handler in Detroit spotted a buzzing overnight case being loaded into a baggage car. She moved it to an empty room and opened it to reveal a battery-operated massager machine whirling at high speed.
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