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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
5
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge case where unblocking a suit is key. South must counter blocked red suits by a sequence starting with hearts, then diamonds, to free dummy and win spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs. The tactic hinges on timing and careful discards to avoid entry loss.
Ida Jean Kain outlines how cravings for sweets have a physical basis and urges a three week sweets abstinence. She discusses menopause weight gain, reduced metabolism with age, and nervous tension, advising medical help and not appetite suppressants. The piece stresses increasing exercise and slimming calisthenics to resume progress and offers a revised calorie chart by mail.
Dear Mary Haworth recounts two major troubles a teen woman faces: losing a preferred job as a new manager arrives and a strained long term relationship with her boyfriend. Her parents dismiss her distress, while she considers future employment and marriage plans amid economic hardship.
Dr. Crane counsels that for Alice, an 18 year old high school graduate with $10 saved, a one year Business College diploma offers practical training and better social prospects than Beauty College or a year at the state university. He argues night school can extend liberal arts credits and that college alumni gain life advantages. A note advertises his Vocational Guidance Kit. The article also describes chimpanzee troop behavior in Africa as a separate feature.
DA Bailey Allen presents a picnic menu inspired by New Hampshire apple blossoms. The piece outlines a festive Apple Blossom Box Lunch with coffee, tea, sandwiches, sponge cake, and fresh fruit, plus a baked apple custard dish. It emphasizes spring scenery, family picnics, and simple, healthful foods for all ages.
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