Ann Landers column on party invitation honesty and gray hair query
In this Ann Landers Q and A slice a reader asks if it is proper to invite a couple to a party after they claimed they were invited by mail. The answer declines the ploy and suggests a polite no with a future invite. The page also covers a gray hair worry and cites heredity as the cause, plus a Memphis parents league letter endorsing an advice booklet on parenting and happiness.
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Ann Landers
Harvey
Family Auto Policy Contract Inquiries Circulate
A note requests details on the Family Auto policy issued by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore Maryland. The inquiry seeks coverage terms premiums and policy limits within the company’s auto insurance offerings.
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United States
Heloise tips on ironing and home repairs
Emergency ironing tips for wrinkles and quick dry results with a damp cloth. How to keep waffle irons from sticking using a small batch of batter with unsalted fat. Easy cleanup hack for large bowls and utensils during baking. Sleeper sofa cording repair with yarn and contrasting corduroy accents.
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Sandra Maenz
Short Study Plan to Raise College Grades
A World War II veteran details a rapid study method with a daily Study Agenda and skim reading to cover 25 to 30 pages in 10 minutes. He teaches turning chapters into True-False exams, extracting definitions and laws, and building a personal 35 question quiz to review chapters quickly for exam readiness.
Ida Jean Kain Weight Control and Smoking Cessation
A health guidance note explains that stopping smoking does not cause permanent weight gain. It cites Surgeon General Luther Terry and argues appetite changes are temporary. The plan suggests smaller meals and timed snacks to control hunger and support cessation efforts.
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U. S
Luther Terry
Fist Das Breakfast Calories and Prep Notes
Breakfast plan includes chilled fruit juice and scrambled eggs. Beat 3 eggs with ¼ cup skim milk and pan fry in margarine or butter. Serves 2 with toast and a thin slice of butter.
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Tip
Mar
Ohio Fines from Patrol and Liquor Reach 1.533 Million
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports 1964 fines and forfeitures from Ohio Highway Patrol totaling 1,533,061, up 20,075 from 1963, with liquor fines at 46,754, up 4,965. The state receives 45 percent of highway receipts and 50 percent of liquor fines. Largest highway fines came from Ashtabula 58,355, Montgomery 52,248, Muskingum 48,957.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Ohio Highway Patrol
Tracy
Ashtabula County
Montgomery County
Muskingum County
Orderly Thinking Helps Declarer in Bridge Play
A bridge essay argues that declarers must think holistically to make contracts. It presents a spade lead against notrump and shows how careful play, including ducking the diamond and forcing clubs, yields nine tricks with proper planning.
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West
South
East
Fast
Declarer
Ashland forms Ohio Michigan crude oil division
Ashland Oil & Refining Co creates a new division for crude oil exploration and production in Ohio and Michigan as production climbs in Morrow County. The firm leases over 300,000 acres in Ohio and will establish temporary headquarters at Mount Gilead with permanent offices planned for Columbus.
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Ohio
Morrow County
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Michigan
Mount Gilead
Columbus
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