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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1964
Page
5
In a North South duplicate deal North opens 2 clubs then 2 hearts, South defends and West leads queen of clubs. South wins with ace and crafts a line to force a slam by finessing spades and discarding clubs, misreading distribution but achieving the contract despite 3-1 trump break.
Governor Rhodes proclaims the week of April 5 to 11 as Commerce Week in Ohio aligning with the national observance of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives. He notes about 270 chambers of commerce in Ohio support economic social and cultural development in their communities.
A reader asks why drinkers shed clothing while a waitress notes alcohol lowers inhibitions and warms the skin. In other letters a widow confronts a sister‑in‑law in her late husband’s house and a teen suitor faces disapproving to two months older mother. Ann Lands replies with blunt guidance.
A 14 year old girl describes body image struggles and persistent acne. A physician advised growth hormones assessment for possible glandular imbalance, with nutrition guidance and endocrinology referral. She urges seeking a Teenage Clinic or hospital affiliated clinic and to send a stamped self addressed envelope to the columnist.
Detroit AP reports Edward Ingle 34 was gagged by a court order after excessive outbursts in a court. A court officer taped his mouth from ear to ear. He was ordered held for trial on a pandering charge.
A small amount of grated onion with pulp and juice enhances canned salmon patties and salmon salad for sandwiches. Use a fine shredder to extract both pulp and juice for best flavor.
A reader column shares refrigeration and reheating tips for bread to keep it fresh and soft. Suggestions include using plastic bags, double boiler warming, and spraying water on toast for a puffed crust. Readers are invited to submit more ideas and variations.
Dr. George W. Crane recalls a family Christmas where he and his sister Elsbeth won the bottom two scores in a pinball game. The loser pair, forced to wash and dry dishes for twenty, learns a humbling lesson about selfish motives and family chores.
After baking, cool porcelain finished surfaces before cleaning. Do not use abrasive cleaners. use a damp soapy cloth, rinse, and dry to finish.
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