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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1974
Page
11
A reader challenges Dear Ann Landers over advice on bed-wetting and praises a doctor who treated a seven year old with a medication that stopped the issue by limiting fluids. The letter asks to publicize the drug.
A Harvard Medical School professor warns mothers against a drug used for mental illness and low mood. He urges seeking a second opinion as the drug can expand the bladder and risk urine backing into kidneys, potentially causing kidney failure in children.
Notre Dame in South Bend Ind will dedicate its new Civil Rights Center in a two day program led by Rev Theodore M Hesburgh president of Notre Dame and former Civil Rights Commission head Also on the program are former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J Goldberg Sargent Shriver first head of the Office of Economic Opportunity and Gary Ind mayor Richard G Hatcher the first Black mayor of a large northern city
Fremont Michigan AP report notes Dan Gerber Sr. aged 75 and former Gerber Products Co. board chairman and president died Saturday. He started the family business with his father in 1912 and the firm began producing baby foods in 1928.
Dear Heloise describes a family spring project with a small vegetable garden. The parents include their children aged five and six in planting and tending the beds to teach responsibility and teamwork. The note emphasizes hands on learning and shared family effort.
A fallow deer at the Central Park Zoo died from injuries after being beaten by vandals during the March 7 attack. The incident left five deer pummeled with heavy sticks. Parks Administrator Edwin L. Weiss Jr. announced a heightened security program in response to the crime.
Several readers share practical tips. Mrs J D Jones explains a cocoa can trick using the top and bottom with a can opener to extract all contents. Linda Rreinforces brown bags with plastic liners to resist leaks and rain. Georgia Cockrell suggests using soda cartons for desserts and transport. Roseanna Harrison uses a shower cap to protect hair while painting.
A playful note explores stage names and personas from classic show business. It lists several evocative names such as Spangler Arlington Brugh Archibald Leach Rodolfo Alfonso Raffaele Pierre Filibert Guguelm di Valentina Diantongiolla, illustrating the allure of stage identity.
In a Bridge East hand, West leads diamonds and East discards a spade. After a club return, the slam shifts from a likely 12 to 13 tricks to a potential failure, but careful play secures twelve and then thirteen tricks. The key is staying cool at trick two and choosing the right line to guarantee the slam.
New York reports show American roasters facing higher coffee costs as producing nations restrict exports. Droughts frosts and speculation drive wholesale prices up 10 to 20 percent in four months. Nestle official cites limited supply while futures hint at potential stabilization as Brazil weighs new pricing deals.
Trans World Airlines recalls 600 cabin attendants furloughed in the last six months due to an expanded summer schedule. The move follows a broader airline downsizing that reduced about 4,000 positions since the energy crisis began. No word on reinstatement of flights or other recalls.
On this date in 1920 the Senate rejected the Versailles Treaty League of Nations, shaping a decade of isolation. Also noted are the 1628 Massachusetts Colony founded, 1808 abdication of King Charles IV, 1913 Alaska suffrage, and WWII era registrations. Other items include cultural pact, bomber disarmament talk, Anguilla landing, Air Vietnam crash with 58 dead.
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