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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1966
Page
6
Frightened asks about marijuana found in husband’s desk and legal risk. Thinker warns about etiquette and spelling, while a teen heartbreak tale ends with a sarcastic aside. Necking guidance offered via a paid booklet solicitation from Ann Landers in The Journal.
Readers share practical hacks from cooking extra steaks and ribs to freezing for later use and heating in the oven. Tips cover slicing pre cooked fillet for sandwiches, making cuff links from buttons, removing oil stains, and using a safety pin to pull up back zippers.
A simple method to give liquid medicine uses a one ounce glass to catch spills. Hold a teaspoon over a glass, pour the medicine, dump into the glass, then give to the patient. Gen Allison 12 years old.
A reader asks for practical methods to tackle oil spots on a new home's driveway. Practical steps cover blotting excess, using absorbents, applying degreasers, and rinsing, with cautions about concrete sealers and weather impact.
Prof Rollie, working with teen offenders at a state industrial school, argues that changing attitudes is essential before any program can curb delinquency. He notes many youths become lawbreakers due to a sense the world owes them or influence from crooked adults.
A reader suggests placing small perfume dabs in artificial flowers for lasting fragrance. The tip promises a heavenly scent and amusing reactions from friends. Heloise notes she welcomes mail for her household hints column but cannot answer all letters due to high volume.
Miami AP reports two decorative plaques were stolen from a suburban synagogue within three weeks. Each plaque bore the inscription Thou shalt not steal, highlighting a pattern of thefts and prompting police inquiries.
Prof Rollie asks Bill for his view of the case and Bill calls it rotten luck. He admits to drunken mistakes and stealing $300 from laundromat coin boxes. He says he cannot work due to age and relies on his late father’s insurance to fund college, which changes his plans.
Prof Rollie tries to motivate Bill toward college while lecturing on engine piston installation. Bill dismisses college as hard work, then disruptions persist as he taps, looks out the window, and talks during the illustrated talk. He eventually jams the pistons causing a blockage.
A student challenges Prof Rollie during a lecture and is urged to mail for a Behavior Test for Teen-Agers. The informal exchange highlights a program to determine emotional maturity and adulthood, with a request to send a stamped return envelope plus 20 cents to The Journal.
Ida Jean Kain advises reduced calorie needs after surgery, stressing adequate protein and avoidance of fattening snacks. Includes anecdote of a hysterectomy weight gain and simple five minute exercises to regain figure, with a doctor consult reminder and mail-in request for "Eat to Build Leanness."
A compact list of crosswords clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes items like gaiter stitch voided escutcheon Celeste Ai and terms for flora fauna and furniture numbers align with puzzle grid.
West dealer, auction bridge excerpt by B Jay Becker recalls Sidney Lenz famed for Culbertson match era. It notes Lenz as bridge authority, describes bid sequence with redoubles, and discusses how ten tricks and entries were built via spade and heart plays, highlighting strategic reasoning in the 1920s style.
The item offers Marian Martin sewing patterns with size options and pricing, mail order details, and a coupon for a free catalog. It also includes a planetary horoscope for Tuesday noting potential relationship conflicts, cautious finances, and favorable periods for career and personal life across 1966 and into 1967, highlighting months for growth and social activity.
In a South hand, after finessing the ten of clubs, East covers the king and West collects six spades. On trick eleven South faced a choice between discarding the ace of clubs or the queen of diamonds. The squeeze was flawless yet South could only take one more trick.
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