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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1968
Page
7
Alabama readers recall three letters from Ann Landers column. Worried girl pleads for father to rest. Landers urges healthier habits. Groping seeks Do It Yourself guidance. Landers stresses problem analysis and steps. Memphis reader argues about a blended household. Landers notes personal house authority.
In a Europe championship match between Sweden and Norway a Norwegian bid misfired yet produced a surprising result. After an unorthodox sequence including a double and aggressive overcalls, the Norse pair ended by defeating the contract, illustrating how unconventional play can yield unexpected success.
Dr George W Crane argues husbands have greater erotic and gastric appetites than wives and urges wives to manage meals promptly. He cites Harold T. with four wives and urges readers to seek his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage by sending 20 cents and a return envelope to The Journal.
Readers share practical fixes from dairy caps to cardigan storage. A tip explains punching a hole in a milk cap for less drips, and a homeowner describes stacking five shelved hampers to separate kids clothes for faster sorting. A reader on salt substitutes blends real salt to preserve flavor.
Ida Jean Kain explains hunger as an instinct rooted in the stomach and appetite as a mental drive shaped by memory and habit. Overeating occurs when appetite outgrows hunger and becomes conditioned by eye appeal aroma texture and taste.
A terse advice note suggests keeping a husband devoted on the Golden Wedding Day through attentive feeding. It emphasizes nourishing meals as a key to spousal loyalty and celebration.
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