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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
8
Homemaker asks about curbing sweet cravings. The article explains how excess sweets raise blood sugar and insulin, fueling hunger, and urges a plan of three meals, simple desserts, and avoiding between meals sweets. It advises protein and complex carbs at meals and light options before late afternoon hunger.
Heloise suggests moving housework to mornings and nap times to reduce stress. A reader shares adapting routines for smoother daily tasks, better husband harmony, and a sense of rejuvenation, with tips on hair, dressing, and errands.
Sandra B nine dies after being struck by a car while ailing father, Dr Crane, regrets neglect over building a doll house. The tale frames parental guilt, a plea for spiritual comfort, and a future column offer with a rug cleaning tip and a request for a booklet.
A warm closing letter emphasizes blessing and tomorrow as better to please a husband than a neighbor. It centers on family as the most important thing, promising lasting love and devotion.
A reader describes making a practical cutting surface using a large metal stove top protector covered with heavy duty aluminum foil. The setup wipes clean easily and lasts longer without wearing out.
Gladys Carmichael expresses interest in marrying for financial gain as a second source of income. The unusual proposal highlights personal financial pressures and changing attitudes toward marriage.
Grandma Heloise describes a simple plastic scouring pad solution to keep hair roller picks from getting lost. The pad stores and colors a dresser area while the granddaughter anchors the technique by jabbing picks into the pad.
A reader asks if a sister in law should father a child to save a marriage. Ann counsels against it and suggests adoption agencies. Another letter seeks advice on facial hair and dating, with guidance favoring electrolysis by a physician and practical tips on contacting Ann Landers.
Associated Press photographer Rick Merron, 27, was slightly wounded this week while covering heavy combat in Hue. A Jersey City native and three year Vietnam War veteran, he suffered a minor shrapnel wound to the right leg and did not require hospitalization.
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