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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1960
Page
7
In this bridge feature Alfred Sheinwold presents a master class on misdirection and signaling. He analyzes a three hearts contract where West's spade opening and a clever ruff setup tempt South into a key error. South's king of spades misleads West and the defense collapses as declarer cashes trumps.
Ida Jean Kain presents a diet guide urging readers to take immediate action on weight loss. The plan emphasizes reducing overweight through structured meals and daily calorie targets, detailing breakfast lunch and dinner options and totaling about 1050 calories for the day.
Dr. Crane explains why presence at table prompts overeating and cites a Bayer hen study on social eating. He prescribes a 10 day low liquid diet, 800 calories for women and 1200 for men, with 400 calories from protein, plus a nightly living room meal and no fluids with meals.
In Cleveland, Public Square Church plans a three story rear addition to Old Stone Church, 140 years old. The project, estimated at 1,250,000 dollars, requires demolition of the existing chapel and parish house, with work set to begin in May after a Sunday vote approving the expansion. The notices also cover a separate Middletown Ohio school bid invitation and bid procedures.
Ida Bailey Allen describes how inviting guests to share stories at dinner can reduce boredom and quarreling among children. A mother finds humor and patience help meals, while suggesting a kitchen menu of calf or lamb liver soubise, kumquats, and creative hors d oeuvres to spark lively exchanges.
Mary Haworth counsels a wife on handling jealousy toward her future sister in law who flirts with her husband. The reader is urged to act with self respect, address the behavior directly, and defend marital dignity, using clear language and decisive, positive steps.
Eliza Miller born a slave in Georgia marked her 111th birthday in Grand Rapids with greetings from President Eisenhower and Gov. Williams. She recalls Civil War memories and notes two daily walks, summer sweeping, and mild arthritis as her only age-related woes.
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi of Japan will visit Ottawa on January 21 on his way home to Tokyo after signing the security treaty with the United States in Washington. Canadian officials confirmed the planned stop as part of his diplomatic itinerary.
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