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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1976
Page
5
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A collection of reader tips covers reuse of coffee filters by rinsing under cold water, patching sewing tasks with tweezers, aiding arthritis with a foam pen grip, tinting icing with milk and red sugar, and sewing adjustable scarves straps using seam binding.
A reader describes using a curtain rod suspended from the basement ceiling to hang wash and wear clothes after they come from the dryer. The adjustable rod fits between rafters, saves space, and holds many garments when laundry is done.
Miami University Middletown Fall Semester 1976 runs August 31 to December 22 with late afternoon and evening classes at the Middletown Campus. Registration starts August 28, advisers available August 30 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m., call 422-2741 for details.
Reader questions a dinner party invitation when a married business associate may bring his mistress. Dear Ann sides with discretion yet urges steering clear of endorsing infidelity. Also includes letters on engraving a bedside whistle and an age-gap romance, recommending breakup if love is real.
Janet Armstrong became the first American woman to christen a British Cunard Line ship, the Countess, in San Juan Puerto Rico. She declared the ship and prayed for God’s blessing as Neil Armstrong watched proudly and joked that he hoped he had been upstaged.
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