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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1967
Page
11
A reader objects to a cocktail waitress wearing a short skirt and cos tume to a funeral, while Ann Landers and readers weigh in on proper attire for paying respects. The column also offers advice on grooming, family talks, and home tips from Heloise and others.
A quirky letter suggests repurposing leftover cherry juice and soap chunks, notes use of nylon scrub balls, and praises a child’s toy broom and mops for compact spaces. Advice covers storing earrings during calls and clipping matching earrings together to avoid loss.
Dr George W Crane discusses Nina M a 14 year old ward of the court in Indiana detailing parental neglect by her four fathers and mothers. He criticizes college graduates for lacking practical home skills and urges practical education to prevent delinquency and divorce.
A bridge bidding guide discusses five hands and recommended responses to a right-hand opponent opening one heart. It covers notrump overcall, pass, double, two diamonds, four spades, and a double response with rationale for each, followed by an unrelated advertisement for Marian Martin patterns and a spring-summer catalog offer.
About 100 000 hippies are expected to converge on Woburn Abbey, home of the Duke of Bedford, for what organizers call the country’s biggest love-in festival later this month. The event marks a high profile gathering of flower power followers at a historic English mansion.
The U S submarine Volador arrived in Auckland from San Diego to join British and New Zealand forces in the largest peacetime antisubmarine maneuvers in New Zealand waters. U S destroyers Sproston and Carpenter expected Sunday.
A home tip suggests cutting onions under the stove exhaust with an opened butter carton as a chopping surface. The high speed vent carries the odor away and prevents eye stinging, with no lingering onion smell on the board after disposal. Phyllis Kvamme
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