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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1970
Page
9
Dear readers seek practical guidance from Ann Landers in a column reprint about keeping focus on knitting rather than recipes and solving family issues. Letters describe adoption disclosure, parental honesty, and a husband seeking teenage pen pals prompting advice on truth, tenderness, and dating dos and donts.
A column offering practical uses for leftover chicken parts including freezing livers for brunch or pate, boiling gizzards for soup stock, and making ready to eat meals. Other tips cover spid ers in spring walls painting, clever button reuse with ribbons, cleaning with damp newspaper, and grinding dates with hot water to ease cleanup.
South player notes from a George Crane Bridge column outline double dummy hand types and bidding strategies. The article discusses how vulnerability affects decisions and the impact of redouble as a tool to describe hand strength, with expertise from B Jay Becker.
A fragment from The Middletown Journal recounts a doctor warning about cancer fear and its fatal outcomes including a judge who died by carbon monoxide after leaving hospital. It urges readers to seek multiple medical opinions and fight fear with resilience.
On March 24 in history several events shaped nations. James VI of Scotland became James I of England merging crowns and beginning a new era. Other notes include Rhode Island sold. Spain recognized US independence. Koch announced TB bacillus isolation. FDR granted Philippines independence. Dowager Queen Mary died. MLK led a march in Montgomery. Symington and Kennedy milestones. US proposals for Mid East talks at the UN.
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