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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
5
A reader asks about an affair lasting twelve years involving a middle aged woman and her partner. Ann Landers discusses secrecy, marital risk, and feelings, advising careful consideration of consequences and personal values.
The document outlines a three year study comparing Irish and Boston men, noting diet and activity differences and suggesting exercise as a vital factor in heart disease risk. It also includes letters about love and memory, with advice on remembering names and relationship thoughts.
A travel and food column discusses Dr. V. Marcolongo, a young Italian physician trained in McGill and other institutions, noting English-speaking doctors across Europe. It also presents recipes for Fritto Misto and veal Tarragon Butter, with meal ideas and cooking steps.
In plain terms Dr George W Crane describes how an inflatable cuff measures blood pressure and how the elastic aorta stores and releases energy between heartbeats to keep blood flowing. He warns that the lower reading reflects arterial health and potential organ damage may affect blood movement.
The article recounts a bridge bidding controversy involving Jacoby and Culbertson. It details a lead choice under the then prevailing laws and analyzes potential outcomes if no irregularity occurred. It examines how declarer play across suits might affect the result and risks of ruff and discard sequences.
Various reader tips include keeping ribbons pressed by wrapping around empty spools a warning to read zipper labels before ironing or replacing them. Other notes share clothespin bleaching method and freezing tomatoes for soup plus jar organization tips for baby food jars in tomato trays. An elderly reader asks how to keep blanket sheet substitutes on beds and invites more mail with a promise to answer when possible.
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