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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1964
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers notes a husband demanding a TV in their room causing a scene and delaying the bride’s happy start. The columnist urges seeking help or annulment if unresolved. A second letter from Daffodil about a widow facing a messy will and finances asks other women to plan realistically.
A newspaper offer invites readers to request Ann Landers guidance on necking and petting in a book titled Necking and Petting And How Far To Go. Send 20 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to receive the material.
Chefs advise removing the pan from heat toward the end and continuing to stir until the eggs reach the desired consistency. This method helps prevent overcooking and preserves creamy texture.
Reader tips cover protecting foot controls by placing them in plastic bags to keep dust moisture and soil away. Suggestions include testing dust accumulation, using bags to cover appliances, and practical household hacks for gloves alarms candle snuffers and hair setting with alcohol or cologne.
The piece provides instructions for making peach and orange jams and jellies and a red plum sauce. It includes steps for preparing citrus zest, cooking to jelly stage, canning in jars, and yields for multiple jars, with notes on pectin and ripeness. Also covered are plum juice jelly, jelly bag methods, and a plum sauce recipe paired with baked dishes and beverages.
A 15 year old girl, Ida Jean Kain, seeks advice to shed fat. The letter urges dietary changes including a daily skim milk intake, lean proteins, vegetables, and no sweets, plus exercise and sleep. Readers are asked to request a TEENAGE CHALLENGE guide by sending a self addressed stamped envelope.
I describe a method to stop dawdling on housework by writing a time balanced schedule. I allocate specific time blocks for each task and set a small overage for interruptions, aiming to beat the plan and make chores enjoyable.
A tip suggests wrapping a large cheese chunk in a cloth or paper towel moistened with vinegar, then overwrapping with aluminum foil or placing in a plastic bag to prevent mold and drying for weeks. Heloise notes high mail volume may limit personal replies.
Ellen G a college coed asks how to estimate IQ without testing and how much IQ is needed to graduate. The Worry Clinic explains IQ relates to age matched thinking and school records, noting averages: high school graduates about 110, college graduates about 125. It adds a newspaper test hint that reading this column implies an IQ around 110 or higher.
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