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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1964
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers answers discuss a married woman troubled by recurring dreams of her boss, advising to change jobs to avoid subconscious conflict. The column also covers a daughter hurt by in laws and a woman who questions why a bright friend marries abusive men, explaining patterns stem from personality issues.
Heloise shares a wool blanket washing method using no hot agitation, pre soaking, and careful handling. Steps include tumble drying without heat to remove dust, brushing, cold to lukewarm washes with detergent, gentle plunges, and a final vinegar soak. Dry with towels as buffers, avoid overdrying, finish with light brushing and a warm iron.
Buckhannon resident R P credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with ending years of gas pains and indigestion. The ad touts tens of millions of bottles sold and claims regular use normalizes stomach activity for better digestion, reduced heartburn, and freedom to eat favorite foods. It promotes liquid or tablet forms available at druggists.
A reader shares how visualization helps weight loss. She recalls hitting 190 pounds last August and losing 25 pounds by imagining her normal weight, resisting desserts, and feeling lighter, younger, and more confident. Her story emphasizes mindset as a key to lasting change and prevention of regain.
Dr George W Crane hosts a classroom discussion using Aristotle to question whether the brain or the heart is the center of thinking In a dialogue with Alan B a college freshman and fellow students Crane suggests that ancient views saw the heart as central while modern beliefs favor the brain He teases readers with the notion that what we “know” about thinking may be shaped by tradition and authority More tomorrow
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