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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1970
Page
13
In a reader letter from St Petersberg Florida a 10 year old son is said to kiss his father on the lips and seek nightly sleeping arrangements. Ann Landers advises counseling for both Todd and his father and cautions against such behavior.
The article discusses bid signals One Hearts and Four Hearts and asks which card to play in five hands. It notes opponents likely hold about 26 high card points and partner has few high cards, suggesting plans to score two trump tricks and a club with possible extra diamond or club tricks if avoiding losses.
President Nixon made a nonpartisan visit to the Naval Medical Center at Bethesda Maryland to cheer fouriling congressmen two Republicans and two Democrats Senator Carl Mundt and Representatives Charlotte Reid Michael Kirwan and Earle Cabell accompanied only by H R Haldeman and a Secret Service detail. A long analysis follows on bridge play strategy including card leads and ruffing.
Emily Wilkens outlines a beauty plan for modern girls focusing on sleep, outdoor exercise, and smart eating. She highlights rest, fresh air, and nourishing foods as key steps to better looks and confidence.
A vintage style column offers DIY tips from nail care with paper as a makeshift file to thrifty fashion advice. It stresses simple beauty routines, posture, daily scrubs, and avoiding overreliance on fashion trends while promoting personal grooming.
Reader tips on inventive serving ideas and household hacks including car-crack crumbs, corduroy care with starch, and a cautionary note about leaving cars unlocked on slopes. The column features practical short advice and reader questions with brief solutions.
Dr Crane recounts Myrtle Walgreen turning 90 and her career as a color photography pioneer who donated programs to the Red Cross and Lincoln Garden. She helped found the Walgreen drug chain by suggesting winter food service and once cooked chicken fillings, while also earning honors and certifications.
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