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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1960
Page
8
Ida Jean Kain offers practical exercises to counter swayback in a 12 year old girl, emphasizing hered postures and a simple routine. Tips include the wall pedal bicycle and half-somersault drills, plus sitting correctly with hips against the chair back. A request for a brochure titled GET A LIFE WITH POSTURE accompanies the note.
Blue paired with aqua lavender or bottle green creates a soothing bedroom palette. Contrast with marigold lemon or coral and highlight with cherry in bedspreads draperies carpets and accents. A calming setting with a comfortable mattress and soft music makes sleep feel luxurious.
In troubled times a peaceful room offers relaxation with soft colors good books and low music. Relaxed seating like comfortable chairs and a sofa bed creates a serene home retreat for couples and individuals seeking calm.
Mary Haworth advises a new hire in a 125-person firm facing peer hostility after six months. The reader, R.S., seeks guidance on friendly behavior. Haworth suggests the culture is insular and hostile to outsiders, recommends considering a job change, and notes Haworth’s column is in The Journal.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge slam where a trump opening lead defeats the six heart contract. He analyzes the East West diamond play and the dangers of premature ruffing, noting trump leads can backfire unless used to probe ruffing power.
In a radio style Q A, Dr George Crane counsels Ann D a 42 year old high school teacher who fears she is losing her mind due to seeing spots and hearing ringing. He explains normal perceptual noises and urges turning attention outward, warns against over analyzing own innards and promotes the Compliment Club booklet.
Article contrasts the care of a champion horse with human meals, detailing a race horse diet of hay oats bran carrots and water plus weather influenced adjustments and artichoke snacks for the French trotter Jamin. It extends to family meals with a suggested antipasto recipe and a roast pork dish with sauerkraut and side dishes.
A transportation museum in Kennebunkport Maine adds a double decker trolley car donated by the city of Blackpool England. The exhibit marks a cross Atlantic collaboration highlighting historic urban transit.
Washing has entered a new era with space saving appliances. Laundry can be tucked in a hall porch pantry or even a bedroom wing on the second floor near the source of soiled clothes. Small bedrooms halls closets or baths become laundry zones.
An easy Home Tips note advises reviving damp or limp petticoats for weddings. Lightly iron, hang, and spray a thin even film to restore stiffness and body, helping gowns and bridesmaids' dresses look fresh for the occasion.
A March Digest report assesses Dr. Jarvis and his cider vinegar and honey regimen from Folk Medicine. It asks whether the advocated health claims against arthritis alcoholism hay fever hold under scrutiny by a health and nutrition expert.
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