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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
7
Dear Blackie borderlines on adultery over weekly meals with an unmarried coworker. Thumb sucking signals emotional insecurity in a teen. A wife faces a $12,000 quarry scam and considers separation, urged to seek steady support. Ann Landers notes caution, urges resilience, and offers wedding planning guidance.
Blue Lustre brightens colors and leaves carpet nap fluffy. Rent an electric shampooer for one dollar a day at 1044 Central, G C Murphy Co.
Printed Pattern 9205 offers sleeveless or with sleeves button belt options in linen cotton denim or Dacron for misses sizes 10 through 20. Size 16 sleeveless dress uses 2% yards of 45 inch fabric. Mail order form asks 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing and handling to Marian Martin pattern dept New York.
A reader identified as a baffled dieter asks Ida Jean Kain why weight loss stalls. She notes six days of dieting and exercise with less than a pound lost and questions whether food type affects how much is shed. The letter seeks explanations on metabolic factors and diet strategy.
The piece explains why weight loss varies with initial fat and water balance, notes that high protein helps prevent water retention, and warns against low quality diets. It endorses the USDA Basic Four plan with 1100 calories daily, emphasizing essential nutrients and protective foods.
Dear HeLoise advises against reattaching cup handles due to risk of handles loosening after washing causing burns to adults and children. She urges using cups for other uses or disposal to prevent injury and embarrassment.
Dr Crane's wife recounts his affair with a divorced parishioner and departure with the woman. The column argues sexual appetite differences between spouses, blaming wives for divorces while urging practical home tips and do it yourself fixes.
Public health officials stress vaccination and clean water to protect everyone as germs do not respect persons, underscoring universal risk and the need for widespread preventive actions.
New York AP reports Betsy Talbot Blackwell editor in chief of Mademoiselle on a fashion show Tuesday. She says skirts have no place to go but down, though she does not predict they necessarily will, adding it would be lovely from a business point of view if they did.
A note explains that Colorado is a Spanish term meaning ruddy, citing its origin from the river that runs red during spring. The etymology links the state's name to the river’s distinctive coloring observed each season.
Heloise welcomes mail and focuses on helpful household hints for readers. She will answer questions in her column when possible, though the sheer volume means many letters cannot be answered individually.
Dieters are urged to pursue leanness through healthy building rather than extreme dieting. Readers may request a stamped self addressed long envelope to receive the pamphlet titled Eat to Build Leanness. Post card requests cannot be answered.
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