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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1968

Page

7

Ann Landers Advice Column on Domestic Conflicts

The letter asks how to handle a wife who slaps and kicks a husband over household mishaps, with Ann Landers urging counseling and noting the couple has four to four children. The second letter concerns a neighbor’s child visiting and a mother exploiting the situation, with guidance to set boundaries and invite parental limits.

Ann Landers H.E.L Mister

Hints From Heloise on Marble Stain Removal

Marble stains are common on tables and furniture. A poultice using white napkins and a cleaning powder mixed with water draws out coffee rust and oil stains. After stain removal polish with tin oxide, rinse, and dry. Tea coffee stains may vanish after stain removal.

Don A. Hagerich Marble Institute of America The Marble Institute Mr. Hagerich

Night safety tips and household hacks from a cop

A police tip urges keeping porch light on all night to deter burglars who might linger at doors. Advises tin can noisemakers on door knobs and a cow bell for nighttime alarms, useful for calling help. Also mentions using a plastic back scratcher to reach items in bottles or under furniture.

History Highlights for March 18

On this date in 1959 Hawaii became the 50th U S state. Other entries note Washington Occupied Boston in 1776 and the New London Texas gas explosion in 1937. Remarks cover Mexico oil property moves in 1938 and King Farouk’s death in 1965.

Associated Press Hawaii U.S New London Tex Mexico

Sails Kept As Standby in Early Transatlantic Lines

In the early days of transatlantic travel steam ships kept sails as a standby for engine failure. City of New York and City of Paris ushered in double screw propulsion and dispensed with heavy masts. The vicuna herds have nearly vanished from the high Andes.

New York City of City of Paris

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