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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
8
A reader column notes clever yard party idea using aluminum colanders sprayed flat to cover bulbs on a light string. Colanders with star designs create twinkling effects and reduce glare, impressing guests at a backyard gathering.
A reader reports using a man's shaving brush after boiling to keep it soft. The brush remains pliable and comfortable for pastry work compared to regular pastry brushes that become stiff with use.
South in four spades wins eleven tricks after a heart lead. The finesse on the jack yields the contract, while the drop risks defeat, illustrating how careful decision making and card distribution affect outcomes in bridge.
An AD offering a tiny energized hearing aid, perfected by a hard of hearing inventor, promises clearer speech. Written by A. W. Newell of 2616 West 6th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania, with no cost or obligation.
Readers ask about running a part time massage service from an apartment and its legality. Advice warns a reputation risk and possible legal trouble, recommending full training as a physical therapist and cautioning against part time massage for women in private settings.
In a column attributed to Dr George W Crane, he denounces state colleges as tax funded and dependent, urging efficiency and self funding. He argues for shifts in class schedules to cut costs and compares public colleges to private institutions, citing tuition and undercutting effects.
Park workers found a 14 foot whale carcass aground at Pa dre Island south of Corpus Christi. Two bullet holes in the back led to a theory that shrimpers shot it to protect nets. A marine biologist said it was a beaked whale. Parts were taken for research. rest was carved for bait.
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