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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
11
Reader tips show heating baby food on a coffee pot with a saucer as a warmer and note controlling temperature by timing. Several readers share safety reminders for dentures and practical home hacks from brush to straw methods.
West leads nine of spades and East ruffs with seven of hearts, forcing South to lose two trumps. East earns a high mark for a pivotal defense while West begins with king of spades and queen, East signaling with high low. South ends down one after disciplined defense and misreadances.
A dated horoscope rounds through the zodiac with date ranges and forecasts for Aries through Pisces, then shifts to a needlecraft sales pitch featuring lace crochet vests, coats, and patterns. It lists pattern numbers, prices, and ordering details from Laura Wheeler at a New York address, plus several craft books and gift titles with prices.
In Kansas City AP report, Dr John T Skinner helped deliver a boy and a girl 12 hours apart on July 8 1950. Years later David Tebbe and Linda Yockey met through a mutual friend and married at Armour Baptist church after four years of courting. Skinner has served as family doctor for both families for over 30 years.
Authorities note the dollar sign may derive from the letters P S for pesos and eight reales marked in ledgers. Over time the two letters merged into a single symbol used to denote value.
A Fort Worth reader recounts a high school romance that led to pregnancy and adoption. The man describes ruined plans, his fear, guilt, and later family life, noting the lasting ache of wondering about his son and the mother. He urges candor on unwed fathers and validation of their anguish.
Construction has begun on the 4600 square foot Historic Indian Museum at the Piqua Historical Area in Ohio. The project, under Ohio Historical Society contracts totaling 207000 dollars, is slated for completion on February 12, 1972. The exhibit will trace Indian White relations and Ohio frontier life from early French exploration to 1842 removal of tribal remnants.
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