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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
11
Heloise shares simple home hacks including leaving a night light on daytime to save time energy and money and notes onion cutting tip using the back burner to vent fumes. A reader recounts a cold wet Christmas week and a family project to catalog gifts to entertain restless kids.
A reader details a simple craft for teaching children to recognize letters and write their names while making thank you notes from cut out letters and pictures. The note highlights pleasure in gifting and suggests early manners training as valuable.
A snapshot of a crossword clue collection lists entries such as Affray Strength center Verbal Beverage Attica township Con s compan Blunder Speak as part of the puzzle clues in a vintage newspaper page segment.
Dieting tips advocate water before meals and before bed to curb hunger, choosing energizing music during workouts, and gradual results over weeks. Advice covers scheduling uninterrupted exercise, avoiding salt and sugar substitutes, and savoring lettuce salads or honey treats to manage hunger while staying on track.
The page presents zodiac outlooks for Aries to Pisces with notes on action, perspective, caution, and resilience. It adds a reveal of the reader born today as highly enthusiastic yet realistic, versatile for careers in science, law, writing, publishing, advertising, or teaching.
Phillip Milhous of Cedar Ridge Nevada County California, a welfare recipient and first cousin to President Nixon, says he and his wife Verlene were invited to the January 20 inauguration but cannot attend due to health and lack of funds. He cites disability and cash constraints as the reason.
A reader seeks control over her funeral and burial despite her mother in law’s will. Ann Landers advises legal and funeral coordination to enforce the reader’s final wishes and designate a trusted person to carry them out. She adds a letter about epilepsy awareness and wedding inclusions, noting public ignorance and supportive responses.
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