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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1961
Page
5
Sheinwold explains a defensive bridge maneuver to switch to a low trump at the second trick to save the rubber. He details the heart lead problem, the sequence of plays, and how to force three heart tricks by clearing all trumps from dummy, given the bidding and dummy's exposed cards.
A testimonial from Mrs. D Ward of Los Angeles touts LANACANE a new medicated cream. It claims to kill bacteria and soothe inflamed skin for vaginal and rectal itch chafing rash and eczema with fast acting relief.
Market reports show pork sales fall as consumers seek leaner meat. Methods to reduce fat include simmering chops, roasting on a rack, removing pan drippings, scalding fat from bacon and sausages, and boiling water treatment for salt pork. A broiled chop platter recipe and a tomorrow dinner menu accompany the tips.
The Wizard of Oz tale shows courage comes from acting on bravery. The column urges dieters to mental resolve, channeling thoughts toward a goal, picturing the dress size, and acting to reduce weight, stressing that action, not magic, yields results.
Nine baton twirlers won honors at a sanctioned United States Twirling contest in Farmersville on Saturday. Patty Montgomery, Charlotte Combs, Danny Combs, Pam Surgenor, Rhonda Sue Napier, Terri Lee Selby and others earned first and second places in various divisions, with several teens and beginners medaling.
Dr George W Crane warns tobacco and alcohol harm athletes and heart patients in a medico psychological analysis. He cites carbon monoxide reducing oxygen, faster heart rate, and thicker artery walls increasing stroke risk. He notes early smokers lose rest periods and life expectancy, urging library study and a mailed booklet.
European traders linked berries to straw by threading berries on straw to market. In the United States growers used straw to cushion berries from temperature swings in fields and storage.
A household tip suggests placing a towel in the bottom of the tub to prevent a baby from slipping during bath time. The guidance reflects common domestic care practices intended to reduce accidents for young children.
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