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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1960
Page
8
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a hand where West’s brilliant under ruff defeats South in a spade heavy sequence. The defense unthreads South’s trumps, leading to a crossruff collapse and a doomed 4NT contract despite South’s aggressive play. East quips a simple opening lead would have sufficed.
A reader shares a weight loss article describing a 178 to 14 percent reduction and measurements achieving a size 16. It details three exercises to slim the waist and hips, notes caution for strong individuals, and invites readers to request leaflets via Ida Jean Kain care of the newspaper.
Dr John H Hanger of Jacksonville argues newspapers serve a moral role for about 70 000 000 Americans who attend no church and rarely read church journals He notes newspapers can boost morals and citizenship through daily columns quiz puzzles and Bible references leading families to read and learn together He and his family began reading the Times Union quiz column and even bought a Bible to fill a two generation gap in Bible access.
The article explains that stiff walls require sturdy sheathing and that wood is a traditional choice in wall construction. It discusses how proper material strength supports structural integrity and overall building durability.
West ern Grower's Association directors hosted a dinner at Scandia in Los Angeles where Barbara Clinton shared Imperial Valley salads. Recipes include Bleu Cheese Salad and Cheese Bacon Salad with detailed preparation and a suggested Tomorrow's Dinner menu featuring Biff Linstrom ala Scandia and dessert options.
A reader urges converting attic bedrooms with dual purpose equipment for relaxation and study. The letter praises the Jacksonville Times Union as a church and school ally, notes forming a church community, and promotes a booklet on marriage to prevent divorce, offering a small contribution and return envelope.
Dear Mary Haworth advises that jealousy stems from insecurity and offers reading suggestions. The response cites Acled Watkin's The Enemies of Love, noting jealousy as a universal passion and suggesting it cannot be cured by logic or tangible assurances alone. It urges recognizing selfish feelings and maintaining fidelity without unfounded accusations.
Bathrooms gain glam with warm wood tones and panels. Western red cedar and Douglas fir offer attractive wall and cabinet finishes, finished in clear lacquer or enamel. Water resistant coatings protect against moisture, while wall boards come in varied patterns for durable, stylish bath spaces.
Jealousy is discussed as an emotion that fades when love prevails. The column urges that overcoming rivalry brings peace and security, describing jealousy as a source of pain that love can dispel as a guiding guardian. MM. H. Marty Haworth writes the advice column for The Journal.
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