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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
5
Dear Tessie and T.T.C. write about weight loss and a druggist overstepping boundaries during a diet progress moment. Ann Landers advises against the braille reading being inappropriate and encourages handling the situation and family harmony.
A New York invitation marks Dr Albert Schweitzer 90th birthday with an inspirational message praising his life work. The feature highlights Schweitzers four careers philosophy medicine theology and music and notes his bush hospital in Equatorial Africa. It includes a tested menu of ham and peanut sweet potato slices and a peanut themed guidance on nutrition and cookware with recipes and kitchen tips.
A dental powder touted to keep dentures steady while allowing normal talking laughing and sneezing. It claims to firm dentures with no taste or nausea and to reduce plate odor. Sold widely at rug counters.
An advice note urges readers to avoid drastic dieting and instead practice mindful eating and paced meals. It cites savoring each mouthful, choosing satiety enhancing foods like lean protein and greens, and using a 20 minute delay after meals to prevent overeating. Readers may request the EAT TO BUILD LEANNESS booklet by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope.
Dover Ohio editor Harry Yockey reports vandalism across the county including smashed car windows cemetery markers and broken home windows. Dr Crane analyzes likely causes among juveniles and warns of idle hands and family tensions with advice to request his Behavior Test for Teenagers.
When using cooked chopped spinach in a souffle drain the vegetable thoroughly to prevent a soggy base. Remove as much moisture as possible before folding into the batter for best texture and rise.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery with many cases showing actual reduction and patients saying piles are no longer a problem. It cites a world famous research institute and is available at drug counters in New York.
Circling the mop with an upright stance saves the back a long stretch of work. Wax can be applied from an empty bottle to avoid floor marks. Wooden packing boxes become storage shelves and toy shelves with re nailed slats. A garlic board with salt removes small pieces, yielding garlic oil for cooking. Heloise invites reader mail for future columns.
Use a plastic bag on your hand before spraying to avoid paint under the nails and keep hands clean. The trick aims for minimal effort and no mess during painting.
A reader shares a sewing method threading the needle with two or three equal thread lengths and tying a knot to secure a button more firmly. The tip aims to improve button-holding strength.
A reader suggests repurposing long outdated white gloves by trimming the tops to shorter lengths. She recalls buying gloves in 1952 and proposes using scissors to cut the tops down to a stylish, wearable length.
A 11 member syndicate led by Jamil K Boules plans to invest about 22 million dollars in 15 000 acres of farmland south of Miami with contracts signed and completion expected by April 15. Additional investments could push total to 35 million including apartments hotels and other interests.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson toured the LBJ Ranch area on a spring day. She drove to Johnson City to see the President's boyhood home and birthplace. Local civic groups urged using the frame house as a meeting place for community drives.
Drain canned dark sweet cherries and marinate in brandy for a quick treat. Serve over vanilla ice cream for a rich dessert.
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