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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
7
Letters to Ann Landers discuss subsidies for hardware stores and family responsibilities. A hardware owner argues stores perform a community service while a mother seeks guidance on a best fathering approach. The column invites readers to write for more help.
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Herbert Meyer was reappointed by Gov James A Rhodes to the Radiation Advisory Council of the Ohio Department of Health He heads the health physics section and oversees radiation protection at Mound Laboratories in Miamisburg His new term runs to December 31 1970
Ida Jean Kain explains how imagining yourself as you wish to be can trigger action and sustain effort. By visualizing weight, posture, and daily routines, you create a path toward self improvement and resilience, with faith in action as the driving force. A heavyweight shares a mental picture that curbed temptation and guided transformation.
Readers share practical tips as Heloise suggests using cut-off fleece lined sweatshirt sleeves as dusting cloths and mitts. Other notes describe organizing habits, slipper cleaning with upholstery cleaner, buttering toast as a sandwich, and kids’ grocery play using recycled cans and cardboard props.
Mrs. Ernest M. Johnson offers a practical tip for mothers of girls who wear headbands. She pinned each headband to the bottom of a wire clothes hanger using a safety pin, then lets her daughter choose a headband to match each outfit.
Martha E. Horner describes a method to trim a shell by sewing a narrow strip of the suit fabric around the front neck. She notes leftover hem material from shortening trousers and uses it to create a coordinated neckline binding showing about half an inch at the edge.
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