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Dear Ann Landers letters cover parental influence self doubts and relationship questions with advice on decision making and love. A Wichita resident uses a lawn sprinkler to deter crowds before a high school game.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers letters cover parental influence self doubts and relationship questions with advice on decision making and love. A Wichita resident uses a lawn sprinkler to deter crowds before a high school game.
Dr. George W. Crane recounts Alan B. 18 college freshman queries on why terms like softhearted and hardhearted persist if the brain is the thinking center. He traces Aristotle and Des Cartes arguments on heart versus brain and notes 1799 George Washington's doctors bled him, possibly hastening his death.
Hints from Heloise cover removing floor marks with steel wool and wax, drying times for wax coats, and tips on water spots. Also includes readers’ anecdotes on shoe laces, safe cord aesthetics, elastic lacing ideas, and a long-handle improvement for tub washing plus a pudding popsicle idea for kids.
The Kanmon Tunnel, finished in 1958, spans just over six miles connecting Honshu and Kyushu.
The article explains Easley Blackwood's convention from 1933 and its Roman Blackwood variant. It details how four no trump asks for aces, then five notrump asks for kings, with examples and related conventions. It notes the popularity and ongoing discussion of bridge bidding systems and cites Albert H. Morehead's Contract Bridge Summary as essential reading.
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