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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1962
Page
5
A dieting reader suggests solving end of day cravings by closing refrigerator hours. The tactic aims to break habit hunger, noting real hunger is flexible while cravings for sweets persist. Warm milk aids sleep. sign hours help resist temptations and reinforce self-control until retirement.
Practical home tip suggests pouring boiling suds into a slow drain to loosen grease. After the suds, run hot water to rinse away the loosened clog. The method relies on heat and agitation to dissolve greasy buildup before final flush.
Dr Wolf Vishniac of the University of Rochester outlines a compact lunar sample analysis setup. The device would collect dust from the moon and use treated paper to analyze it, with results telemetered back to Earth.
To ripen tomatoes, place them on a shelf away from direct sun. Direct sun interferes with normal color development, so indirect light supports even ripening.
Remember to employ your best silverware more often to cut down on polishing needs. Regular use distributes wear and minimizes the time spent polishing dullness and tarnish.
Dr George W Crane summarizes Dora M a 39 year old alcoholic wife and mother who explains fear of aging and marriage platitude driving drink. He stresses menopausal anxieties and urges readers to request 20c booklets on Menopausal Complexes and Prevent Impotence to help avoid divorce and unhappiness.
An American press party visits the House of Commons in London for dinner hosted by M. P. Robin Cooke. The tour includes a kitchen glance and a formal menu featuring smoked salmon, roast duckling, and classic British desserts. A sherry trifle recipe follows for service.
Mary Haworth counsels a reader facing a gambling husband. A GA meeting example shows spouses collaborating on money management and recovery. The column recommends contacting Gamb lers Anonymous headquaters for guidance and exploring a local GA program to seek freedom from gambling.
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