Heloise’s frog jar lid centerpiece idea
A reader describes punching holes in a glass jar lid to create a frog shaped top for a jar vase. Fill with water, arrange flowers, then cover with foil to form a simple portable vase.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1972
Page
7
A reader describes punching holes in a glass jar lid to create a frog shaped top for a jar vase. Fill with water, arrange flowers, then cover with foil to form a simple portable vase.
A list of forthcoming marriage licenses includes Gary Landon Shannon aged 24, and Toni Jean Merchant aged 23, along with other pairs such as Jno Roger Allen 34 with Jacquline Williams 35, Floyd Raymond Williams 30 with Cormea Mullins 36, and Joseph Harrison Henry Jr. 25 with Mary Ann Oldham 29, detailing their occupations and home addresses.
A North South deal with diamond lead and trump play hinges on East signaling for a continuation. If East signals with the queen, West wins trick two and can guard against ruffing clubs to defeat the contract. The text also includes a Dear Eloise column note about saving money and patient decisions.
A reader asks why Ann Landers answers differ between Detroit and Boston papers regarding a man unable to urinate unless alone. The columnist explains the same Kolumn is sent to all client papers and editors tailor it to their format.
The column lists sun sign outlooks for Aries through Pisces with cautious advice and hints for each day. It weaves in humorous reader letters and trivia about famous births and a playful aside on astrology’s quirky notes.
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