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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers advises a 16 year old girl who kissed a stranger on a train to reject the idea of being a lady for selling affection. The writer asks if she should feel ashamed while a friend defends her as naturally affectionate. The column condemns the behavior and urges caution.
Readers share etiquette and teen fashion concerns with Ann Landers. Topics include greeting a brother-in-law’s wife, dealing with boss’s children at work, and teen skirt lengths, with guidance on choosing appropriate social behavior and style.
Heloise proposes a color coded shelf system to organize canned goods. Green shelf holds peas beans asparagus and pickles, red shelf holds beets and tomatoes, orange holds yams and carrots, yellow lists corn and pineapple, white stores apples and onions.
Jean Kain recollects raising a wild baby robin named Early Bird after a windstorm toppled its nest. Feeding every 20 minutes for two and a half days with bread crumbs eggs milk and worms, the speedy fledgling was helped by parents and neighbors while a cat was kept indoors.
The reading notes a period of strong job, partnership, and financial performance from August to late December for August birthdays. Cautions include January overspending and a two month business upswing starting mid February. It highlights generous influence on private life with happiness in September, January, May, and June, plus smooth domestic affairs outside late August and early October. A birthday child is described as highly responsible and intensely loyal.
A family observer notes a robin pair nesting near their home. The head of the house advised not to interfere with nature, so the narrator left the birds alone. Raisins were later used as a treat enjoyed by both mama and papa robins.
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