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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
5
Readers share methods to remove permanent plastic starch using dry cleaning solvents with patch tests, rubbing alcohol, and recommendations to contact manufacturers. Also included are DIY tips for chair straps, removing button threads, and avoiding mower cords with a repurposed car radio antenna setup.
Ordinary citizens can profit from stock investing by joining investment clubs with as little as $10 a month. The piece notes women often outperform men and guides readers on starting their own club, as featured in the June Reader's Digest.
A home cooking tip suggests inserting three or four toothpicks through whole onions before boiling to keep them intact. The note adds that two or three toothpicks through a cabbage wedge hold it together for a boiled dinner.
Dr George W Crane critiques a Madison psychology conference talk by Dr Zee describing a survey of new mothers. He argues many faculty idle on inconsequential topics and urges businesslike competition to improve college efficiency and student value. He endorses practical, engaging teaching and warns against esoteric studies.
Rome reports economic trouble endangers Premier Aldo Moro's coalition as inflation climbs and foreign exchange reserves thin. Strong opposition within Moro's Christian Democrats threatens reform efforts and the government's stability.
The page presents Dear Ann Landers letters about a sister pursuing a husband, a girl seeking sex education from her mother, and a neighbor causing dust disturbance. The guidance emphasizes trust with the husband, open mother child communication, and requesting respectful notice before housekeeping actions.
A homemaker who moved away from family found weight loss, renewed energy, and happiness by taking up new activities. She joined a swimming class, knitted sweaters, learned organ, built a brick patio wall, painted pictures, judged gymnastics meets, and learned boating. Her efforts increased strength, improved skin tone, and fitting clothes while cutting calories and boosting family joy.
A reader requests a stamped self addressed long envelope for a revised calorie chart and asks that Ida Jean Kain be addressed through this newspaper. Post card requests cannot be answered.
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