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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1959
Page
7
Mary Haworth counsels readers on employment paths for older women, recommending stenography and secretarial skills, plus pursuing courses in typing shorthand and bookkeeping. She also responds to a reader about marrying across faiths, urging discussion with spiritual leaders for a mixed marriage.
Editor Andrew Bernhard shares views on reader preferences for male versus female medical columnists and how sectioning with For Women may affect male and female readership. He notes newspapers’ role in education, costs driving feature culling, and invites readers to send ideas to Dr. Crane with stamped self addressed envelopes.
Alfred Sheinwold explains how a card's value as an entry can exceed its value as a winner. In a South hand, the ten of spades serves to enter dummy at the optimum moment, enabling access to two club tricks after careful trump timing and discards.
Ida Jean Kain reports readers questions about appetite depressants and weight loss. Doctors warn that pills only curb appetite temporarily and do not change habits or attitudes toward fattening foods. Sustained loss comes from diet and behavior change, not drugs, with women more likely to seek pills than men. A future feature profiles a dieter who shed 70 pounds without medication.
A dense list outlines Monday and Tuesday gatherings across Monroe and surrounding towns including Lions Club IOOF Hall Board of Education Middletown Civic Symphony at the high school music room and VEW Post 4405 events at Trades and Labor Hall Amanda Athletic Club and multiple fire departments meetings, plus PTOs and band boosters.
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