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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1968
Page
7
The letter column covers a senile boss slapping a subordinate and stifling humor about inheritance disputes. It also urges writing legal wills to protect property, warns a youth about a mother’s dating, and offers teen guidance on resisting peer pressure with a paid column request.
Hoyt T., a Hoosier economics professor, urges better railroad psychology as trains are removed for lack of profit. He notes railroads focus on freight and advocate longer, fewer passenger runs to maximize earnings.
In a Chicago talk a rail enthusiast warns that railroads resist modern psychology and merchandising, predicting passenger service losses as Monon and others cut trains. He cites tax burdens, outdated equipment, and compares potential gains from adopting freight trailer concepts and faster passenger travel. The piece shifts to a separate note: millions of live fish and hundreds of thousands of reptiles and birds were imported into the United States last year.
A Carmichael mother vents as her complaints become a central focus of her life, shaping daily routines and family dynamics in a tale of grievance and dissatisfaction.
A homemaker writes of losing weight with support from her husband and readers. She notes a move abroad sparked insults about her weight, then started a high protein diet after a doctor advised weight loss. From 245 to 194 pounds she credits discipline, magazine tips, and shared experiences with other readers.
A reader shares simple fixes for a better sleep setup and space saving. Cutting foam pillows to half lengthwise creates extra leg room and eases coiffure mess. A guitar pick is crafted from a discarded credit card. A watermelon serving idea doubles as a party hors doeuvres tray.
More than 41 percent of the world’s ships launched in 1967 were bulk carriers. Oil tanker launches fell from 37.4 percent to 316 of total tonnage. Leading builders of bulk carriers were Britain Japan Sweden and West Germany.
Premature gray hair can age appearance but professional tinting at Irene's Salon Of Beauty in Midd Shopping Plaza offers natural color restoration. The shop advertises styling and cleaning service for wigs and wiglets using modern coloring equipment.
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