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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
8
Dear HeLoise shares a vacation mishap about four children’s plastic cameras melted after sitting in a car’s back window on a hot day. The note warns readers to avoid leaving plastic items in sunlit heat and describes warped camera parts and difficult shoe fitting for three young children.
A Georgia mortician plans five six foot drive in display windows for viewing deceased relatives without leaving the car. The idea aims to fit busy schedules, with the body lit and tilted for view while driving by on a busy street. The column responds with humor about Russians and public convenience.
A practical tip suggests one stray item per person, per bedroom or closet, aiding families with many members to organize and manage clutter efficiently.
Dr Crane uses the biblical tale of David choosing five smooth stones before facing Goliath to urge readers toward faith and courage. He compares David's readiness and confidence to modern life, urging Bible reading through a paid booklet offer from Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio.
London based chemical industry recorded exports of 1.2 billion dollars in 1967. The figure underscores Britain's role in global chemical trade with significant activity across sectors and markets.
A brief note credits a mother with a clever approach to cutting nylon netting, presenting a practical hack. The item reads as a simple tip or household hint without additional context or attribution beyond the author.
Fran Davis recalls tying packages with bread wrapper ties when string was short. She twisted a couple around the cross strings, finding a simple, effective solution.
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