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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1975
Page
5
A humorous piece recounts back pain from sacroiliac problems and two improvised cures. A Japanese doctor’s diagram guides a rocking exercise while a New Orleans healer’s method involves arching the midriff and pressing it to the floor to realign the sacroiliac, with the author turning the demonstrations into party entertainment.
The speaker, famous for sacroiliac exercises, demonstrates them at parties, joking about better feelings after exercising. He explains methods labeled the Japanese and New Orleans exercises, drawing keen attention from guests. He wonders if his routines help others but remains glad for the attention and invitations.
A humorous monologue complains that cats sit in laps for warmth and ignore people. The speaker mocks cat lovers, contrasts cats with people, and recalls cats’ history and breed facts while insisting the cat in question likes him, though he stubbornly remains anti-cat.
The Journal lists leisure activities in Middletown and nearby Cincinnati and Dayton for Sundays. Newcomers and longtime residents can use the guide to find family friendly events and participation opportunities.
Middletown Fine Arts Center instructors Don Dennis and Roger Hopper host a watercolor and jewelry exhibit at Gardner-Harvey Library from 2 to 6 pm. Other events include a 2 to 4 pm Harding Memorial open house, a Cavalcade of Customs auto show noon to 11 pm, and a 7:30 pm hockey game at Hara Arena.
The statement confirms that the D in John D. Rockefeller’s full name stands for Davison, clarifying his middle name’s origin. No other people or organizations are referenced in the source text.
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