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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
11
A collection of Ann Landers letters discusses grief over a son's death, coping with tragedy through faith, and moral guidance. Other notes cover a coworker’s cosmetic surgery, asking for cosmetic guidance k, and opinions on paying children for chores with an emphasis on responsibility and work related rewards.
The Ohio Supreme Court held that the Cleveland School Board could not intervene in a tax assessment dispute. The ruling affects reductions granted to several Cleveland companies and the resulting revenue loss for Cleveland schools.
Today in history notes events on June 26 across centuries. Highlights include the 1945 signing of the United Nations Charter in San Francisco by delegates from 50 nations and the 1284 legend of the Pied Piper luring 130 children from Hamelin.
A compact timeline covers Cherbourg under Nazi occupation, Kennedy’s 1963 Berlin greeting, Iwo Jima flag symbolism shifts, the IRA cease-fire in Northern Ireland, and notable birthdays including tenor Richard Crooks and engineer William P. Lear, ending with Lincoln’s enduring call for charity.
Crochet triangles in four colors with front joining and single back color. Pattern 506 includes sizes 8 14 using worsted yarn. Price 75 cents per pattern, 25 cents more for air mail. Mail to Laura Wheeler at The Middletown Journal Needlecraft Dept New York 10011. Also advertised are various craft books and instant pattern offers with prices.
A Wednesday horoscope outlines Aries to Pisces with cautions on barriers, deception, and restraint. It highlights personal strengths for careers in diplomacy or writing and notes Lafcadio Hearn as a birthdate reference alongside traditional traits and potential career paths.
Reader advice columns share simple hacks and humorous asides. Heloise suggests turning turtlenecks inside out before washing to remove neck soil. Campers describe folding a towel as a portable dish drainer. A reader jokes about dying and praising witty letters. A couple remodels a pantry into a combined laundry and half bath to save energy with three kids in the house.
Mrs Gorden Hoffman recalls easy DIY renovations that save cleaning effort. She describes a closet off the kitchen converted to a shower and toilet, plus a hamper for laundry reducing upstairs bathroom use. Her parents added a compact bath near the kitchen, easing back strain during gardening and yard work.
The first American football game between Princeton and Rutgers in 1869 sparked a famous onlooker cry. Princetonians roared "Siss, boom, bah" inspired by the 7th Regiment rocket yell from New York, a Civil War memory that left a lasting impression on campus.
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