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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
7
A reader bullies Ann Landers over handshakes calling them dead fish while noting arthritis causes limp grip. Other letters discuss secrets of infidelity, family honesty, social costs of hotels, and crying about finances to fit in. The column invites readers to write for help.
A bridge problem shows South in 3NT with West leading diamonds. If East ducks or does not, declarer can force three clubs and make. East must read West to duck the clubs. South must avoid covering the queen. Vermont was the first state to be admitted to the Union after the original 13 colonies.
Reader tips describe freezing margarine to grate over pancakes waffles and potatoes for even melting and flavor. Additional hints include nylon net use for paint strainers a storage tip for flour in ice buckets and baking an angel food cake in a Dutch oven with a foil wrapped can in the center.
The New York City Community College highlights its Hotel Technology program with 193 graduates employed nationwide. At May Open House Culinary Arts students showcased haute cuisine including Joseph Lanciani winning Best in Show for Breast of Capon with Truffles.
Dr George Crane explains stuttering in preschoolers is normal as vocabulary grows. He warns against humiliation which can fix the habit, advises social calmness and self help, and offers a booklet titled How to Stop Stuttering and Stammering with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents for purchase.
Traveling far or homebound, alert others you’ve arrived safely with a simple call. Direct Distance Dialing makes long distance easy and reliable, a-b-c style. Ohio Bell promotes complete communications for home, business, and community needs.
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