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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
5
ANN LANDERS column prints letters from readers seeking guidance on repetitive record listening knuckle cracking marital strains and outsize grandmotherly patience. The page offers brief replies and seeks reader mail for future topics.
The Italy versus France bridge contest at the 1962 European championships showed imperfect play at both tables. In the French North South hand, a misplay allowed nine tricks after a spade ruff and an early club on lead. The Italian North South contract reached four spades with success after a cautious defense and misdirected trump control.
Dr Max Rafferty faces debate in California schools over teaching methods and patriotism. He argues for syllabic reading and praise of American heroes like Washington and Hale while warning that United Nations influence and modern history omissions threaten American identity.
Advice column excerpt offering tips to mend rubber gloves with mole skin pads or bandage adhesive, plus DIY fixes for patches, foggy mirrors, and quick eggs using a pastry blender. Includes readers' letters about shaving order, patching fabric, and daily mail volume to Heloise.
A light hearted note opens with a novice cook joke about making upside-down cake. The column lists a Colonial Ginger Topsy Turvy Cake recipe with pineapple slices, cherries, molasses, spices, and method, plus notes and a Sunday Colonial dinner menu featuring oxtail soup biscuits ham and patchwork salads.
Ida Jean Kain urges a teen to consult a psychiatrist to uncover underlying causes of compulsive overeating. The adviser praises her intellect, encourages insight, and suggests requesting the TEEN-AGE CHALLENGE leaflet via the newspaper, with a stamped self‑addressed envelope.
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