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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
5
An anonymous letter questions alleged inappropriate ties between a choir master and an alto, with other readers offering skeptical commentary. The exchange highlights concern over conduct in a church group and potential conflict with public morality.
Readers share practical household tips. Essie Horne repurposes one pound coffee cans with plastic tops into labeled storage for rice, grits, sugar, and more. Anne Evans finds bathing a toddler with feet soaking saves her back. Marjorie Thomas uses cocoa and flour mix to dust cake pans.
A teen girl asks for diet help after slipping on cookies and crackers. She weighs 169 pounds at five foot ten and aims for 150 by summer, seeking motivation to replace weak excuses with strong self image and healthy eating habits.
Betty G aged 35 asks if twin status or other factors affect fertility. Dr. Crane notes historic cases of infertility resolved by modern methods, recommends tracking cycle days, explains acidity can hamper sperm, and suggests a mildly alkaline vaginal rinse. He promotes sending for booklets with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
The article notes a brief fertility window in the monthly cycle and claims research varies on its length from 12 to 24 hours. It suggests many couples miss the vital period due to timing and the limited lifespan of sperm, potentially affecting long marriages.
The text discusses organic obstacles to conception and notes that timing and acidity might not fix the issue. It mentions receiving hundreds of letters from women like Betty seeking simple advice and questions its effectiveness.
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