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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
7
Readers share practical tips from drying hunting boots with a vacuum blower to pressing wax on recipe cards and sewing buttons with elastic thread. Other notes cover window frame tape removal, a quick hamburger spread with minced onion, and using a used envelope for trading stamps.
A reader thanks a dear, lazy teenager for suggesting a blend of catsup, mustard, and chopped pickles to top hot dogs, praising the inventive condiment idea.
A bridge example shows how a bid and play can fail when overreliance on experience leads to a wrong club return. East must switch to diamonds to beat the contract, then ruff and set up tricks. The piece ends with a culinary aside on salad variation.
Mixed planetary influences favor job advances and superior goodwill but urge financial caution. A birthday forecast notes cycles of financial and career gains through February next year, July, October and November, with caution in January and June. Romance looks strong late March, mid‑June, September. travel and social life may surge late this month, January, mid‑April and September. A bright child may gamble excessively but handle responsibilities well.
An 88-year-old St. Petersburg man, amused by bench chatter, walks from a shop and kisses his wife in view of two women on nearby benches then strolls away. The anecdote highlights a playful street scene in downtown St. Petersburg Florida.
Dr. George W. Crane reports Larry P. a 19 year old college student developed a tic of rapid blinking and head twisting to the right after a humiliating classroom episode. He recalls onset in fourth grade and links it to emotional stress and stage fright. He seeks Dr Crane’s booklet on correction by sending 20 cents.
A reader urges relatives to settle their family dispute over a will themselves, warning involvement will only worsen. The piece stresses that outside intervention rarely helps and that the family must resolve the issue among themselves.
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