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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
9
A compilation of reader questions and Ann Landers responses covers restroom etiquette, locks vs lib, teenage contraception, open relationships, and concerns about a neighbor dating a widower. The column explores privacy, independence, and practical guidance on sensitive topics for readers.
A health food note traces granola from Dr. John Harvey Kellogg in Battle Creek to 1964 Crunchy granola by a Nashville baker. It explains ingredients and two recipes Raisin Apple Granola and basic mix, with storage tips and cautions on dieting.
Readers share practical tips from alarm reminders for medication to easy bath cleanup. Loretta Chapman uses three clocks to remind a wife to take pills, while Heloise suggests a large bag as a bath shield and a pastry brush with soapy water to clean sliding tracks.
Cincinnati Ohio Sylvester Hills 3 remained hospitalized after a mudslide buried him Thursday while working in an 11 foot deep sewage ditch. Fellow workers freed his head and firemen dug him out officials said.
The piece discusses the comeback of dresses over pants, noting designer Bob Goldworm and his Coty‑award history. It highlights dress options from knit sets to silk and polyester blends, stressing versatile wardrobes for spring and summer 1973.
UC Davis economist Leon Garcian warns home cooking is fading as one third of food dollars go to out of home meals and will rise by 1980. He says time, income, busy families, and widespread availability drive a shift to prepackaged entrées assembled at central commissaries. Roy Brophy notes kitchens remain pivotal in new homes, while concerns grow over limited competition and producer pricing in the growing prepackaged foods market.
Dr. Ira Tepper of Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center rejects the term change of life as misleading. He describes menopause as a transitional phase from child bearing to non reproductive years, urges supportive care and notes hormone therapy may aid hot flashes.
The piece traces Valentine traditions from ancient Lupercalia and pagan rites to Saint Valentine’s Day reforms by Pope Gelasius and customs evolving in England and America. It notes shifts from gift exchanges to sentimental notes and the rise of card culture during the Civil War era.
A tangy potato salad blends Red Delicious apples with potatoes celery and dill in a sour cream lemon dressing. Serve over romaine with ham mousse or alongside cold meats for a light elegant main course.
Hank Ketchum reports from Geneva that his wife Rolande has given birth to a daughter named Dania. The 7% pound baby joins his son Dennis, 26, from Ketchum’s earlier marriage. Dania’s mother is Ketchum’s third wife after the deaths and separations of prior spouses.
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