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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
11
A reader explains an easy way to empty pockets without dirty hands. Turn the pocket inside out by grabbing the outer edge from the garment’s inside, then shake contents onto paper or wastebasket. Leave pockets inside out through the wash for simple cleanup.
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A collection of simple household hacks and domestic ideas. Readers share tricks to remove paper shreds from fudgesicles with cold water, keep stockings from slipping, speed envelope addressing with return stickers, and protect clothing from paint using trash bag sleeves.
Aries to Pisces outlines offer daily guidance with emphasis on practical actions. Notable notes include versatility for Pisces and opportunities for science, music, writing, diplomacy, and painting if properly trained.
A New England mother defends her mothering role while a 48 year old seeking marriage faces a prenuptial split with his 70 percent to his children. Ann advises consulting a lawyer about widow entitlements and whether Ben’s request is fair. A neighbor considers advising orthodontic help for neighboring teens.
Howard Hughes signature on an airmail envelope fetched 187.50 dollars from a Swedish buyer via Stanley Gibbons in London. The letter flew 1938 from New York to Le Bourget near Paris. Hughes has lived in seclusion at the Inn on the Park Hotel in London since last December.
The Kimbell Museum in Fort Worth Texas was designed by Louis Kahn an advocate of displaying art with natural light rather than artificial illumination highlighting the architect's philosophy and the building’s enduring emphasis on daylight.
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