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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1959
Page
12
In Phoenix an intoxicated 16 year old was arrested after wandering a parking lot. He told officers he had attended a school ending party and did not realize the spike was punched.
Brown County taxpayers face a $3,132 bill after Elmer Richardson's prize mare, Lebanon, died when she fell through a defective county road culvert. The article notes Lebanon is a troubled Asian country with a population of 1,500,000.
Bridge expert Alfred Sheinwold discusses the hold up at notrump and trump contracts. He notes the risk of winning the first trick in a suit and explains a case where refusing the first trick preserves communication between players. The article contrasts no trump and trump play and offers guidelines for when the first trick should be won.
Eight men in New Jersey form the Morris Troopers recreate the blue and gold U S cavalry dress of the 1870s. They carry the guidon of the 7th Cavalry wiped out after the Battle of Little Big Horn with self-made uniforms and own horses.
Dear Mary Haworth. A divorced schoolgirl seeks guidance on finding stable relationships after a hasty marriage. The columnist warns that divorce marks a serious life change and urges dignity, prudence, and patience. Suggestions include avoiding pursuing the ex-fiance and reading Evelyn Duvall’s guide for teens.
A potato salad variation combines cooked diced beets and green peas with potatoes. Use a mayonnaise type dressing to bind the ingredients for a creamy, tangy finish.
A simple kid friendly dish features chocolate pudding spooned over sliced bananas creating a quick dessert idea for youngsters. The dish emphasizes easy assembly and familiar flavors suitable for family meals or school lunches.
Dr. George W. Crane argues that 50 percent of weekly doctor visits involve no diagnosable ailment and urges Martha G. and similar neurotic individuals to widen their perspective through religion. He links fear to ulcers insomnia and high blood pressure and claims active church involvement lowers these risks.
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