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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers dispenses common sense on weight and exercise. She notes that moderate regular activity benefits middle aged people, but overdoing it can be harmful and reminds that the real risk often comes from overeating rather than exercise. She jokes that pushing away from the table is the best workout.
A homemaker friendly guide explains how oven meals save time by cooking main dish vegetables breads and desserts together at 350 degrees. It covers meat loaf scalloped potatoes apricot apple betty and tips on timing pan choice oven racks and using frozen meats for long bake times.
A reader reports weeks of research to answer whether cars are as reliable and safe as before and if lemons remain a risk. The February Digest promises authoritative, firsthand guidance on staying informed and making smart auto choices.
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes a 48 year old executive whose wife travels for church and civic work, not infidelity. The husband hires a private detective and invents sexual theories to justify his own impotence, exposing a common platonic male defense. The piece urges readers to seek self awareness to avoid family unhappiness and costly misdiagnoses.
A vintage guide promotes weight training to add curves and padding for a lean figure. It outlines beginner weights, home substitutes, and three weekly routines while urging rest and proper breathing. The article invites readers to request a leaflet titled Weight Training for Curve Building from Ida Jean Kain via the newspaper office.
In a Kremlin protest the Soviet Union accused West Germany of developing military rockets capable of carrying nuclear weapons and said the program violates postwar limits. Moscow also disputed Berlin’s claim the rockets were for weather purposes.
Broadway Methodist Church lends its lot to the Circle K Paducah Junior College club for weekday parking with all proceeds directed to charitable causes, aiding community efforts in Paducah Kentucky.
Lincoln Illinois AP Mahalia Jackson the famed gospel singer was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Lincoln College’s 99th annual convocation. Returning to her seat she wiped tears from her eyes the first honorary degree given to her by an educational institution.
Hollywood reports Ann Margret struck actor James Ward on the head with the butt end of a candy-like prop bottle during a movie fight scene. Ward was hospitalized with a concussion after the impact. The bottle is designed to break easily and was used as intended in the scene.
The Men's Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown meets tonight at 8 p m at the Firemen's Club on Carmody Boulevard to hear George Nicklas of the Cincinnati Horticultural Society discuss azaleas. Members may bring guests and non renewing members are urged to renew at the meeting.
Jerry Chapin a 38 year old Miami polio victim and noted puppeteer tours with his wife in road shows and even performed at the White House for Caroline Kennedy. He was arrested once during a hurricane for speeding in his wheelchair fitted with a homemade sail.
The Netherland Antilles consist of two island groups in the West Indies. This note outlines their geographic grouping and regional placement within the Caribbean. The territories include diverse islands with distinct histories and governance under Dutch association.
An older style medical ad touts Jayne's Vermifuge and R-W tablets as cures for pin worm and round worm infestations. It describes a coating for bowel delivery and claims effectiveness, urging use for both children and adults and warning of contagion.
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