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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
7
Heloise shares homemaking tips on using glass jars to organize staples, identify contents by colored lids, and reduce waste. Suggestions include gallon pickle jars for flour, half-gallon for sugars, and quarter or pint jars for smaller items. Other readers add uses for repurposed cans and sock scraps as coasters.
In a four person team championship Tim Seres from Australia faced a tough South hand. After West opened with a preemptive two spades, Seres saved the contract by a daring low spade from dummy and ruffing the king spade. He drew trumps, finessed the nine spade, and secured the contract with careful club and diamond play.
Beltone offers a free replica of the smallest Beltone hearing aid, weighing under a third of an ounce. The ad promises the device can be worn privately at home with no cost or obligation and no wires, urging readers to write for a free unit.
Notable events listed include Millard Fillmore becoming president in 1850, John Calvin born in 1509, Lady Jane Grey named queen in 1553, Marcel Proust born in 1871, Wyoming statehood in 1890, a Death Valley record in 1913, Beria purged in 1953, Telestar launch a decade ago, Governor Lurleen Wallace tumor removal five years ago, and Vietnam war cost estimates. Also birthdays for Saul Bellow and Jerry Herman and a Twain quote.
Dear readers share a dramatic query after discovering a spouse's first wife's ashes stored in a garage urn. Frances Drake notes the need to discuss cremation wishes and suggests relocating ashes to a cemetery or preferred resting place, while offering guidance on handling shared life and social balance.
A Miracle plastic DENTURITE refits loose dentures in five minutes with a cushion of comfort for sore gums. Enjoy eating, laughing, talking, and sneezing without embarrassment as particles under plates vanish. Lasts for months, replaces powders pastes or cushions, and is tasteless and odorless with a money back guarantee.
A ten dollar bill autographed by President Nixon was taken from U S Rep Manuel Lujan Jr s Cheverly Maryland residence The bill arrived March 10 1971 when Lujan gave Nixon the first Babe Ruth Baseball League World Series ticket for Albuquerque Nixon joked about illegal autographing and borrowed ten dollars from aide John Nidecker for the ticket.
The Stage serves as a natural outlet for personality while the same trait suits other fields. The legal profession, politics, statesmanship, and the lecture platform could benefit from such expressiveness as an outstanding asset.
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