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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1978
Page
11
The reader asks how to protect against a lifelong liar in a shared circle and family. The columnist advises preserving one’s own good name, avoiding defense, and letting the liar’s credibility collapse over time, emphasizing reputation over argument.
A reader shares basic laundry sorting rules for college-town households. Separate whites and lights, mediums, and darks or group by bleach compatibility. Warns against color bleeding and fiber shedding, notes hot water can set certain stains, and advises prewashing stain removal.
A narrator recalls life in the sun belt versus Ohio during a harsh winter. The piece mixes humorous anecdotes about past cold snaps, summer heat, and travel woes with columns on laundry hints and household misadventures from Lilly Lund and Heloise, highlighting climate contrasts and domestic resilience.
A fragmented scene notes a forecast of 114 for the next day and a couple from Ohio riding bicycles on green grass with sweaters. The brief reflects on perception with the line Hell is relative.
On this date in 1963 the United States the Soviet Union and Britain signed a treaty prohibiting nuclear testing in the atmosphere space and underwater. Also noted are events from 1878 the first Chinese diplomatic mission to the United States arriving in Washington and 1934 Hitler's failed move to seize Austria with the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss. The 1952 Puerto Rico commonwealth move and the 1956 Andrea Doria Stockholm collision are recalled, plus 1969 Kennedy pled guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal accident after the Mary Jo Kopendine drowning.
In a four spade contract South and West clash over play. West cashed diamonds K A Q then shifted to hearts. South used multiple trumps and a club finesse to reach four spades and win. A single club queen could have doomed South by removing dummy entries and forcing declarer to yield.
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