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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers column piece follows with a reader criticizing ash tray guidance for non-smokers and Ann’s reply admitting error. The exchange includes a quoted open letter from Witt Jones condemning smokers as rude and stinky, plus a call to seek Ann Landers’ advice book with a self-addressed envelope.
A readers note on changing attitudes toward weight loss urges viewing overeating as a bad habit, not a deprivation, with plans to shorten meals and reduce calory intake. It promotes cooking lighter yet flavorful meals and maintaining enjoyment of food while slimming.
Readers share practical tips from the Heloise column. Ideas include lining jar caps with cardboard patterns for new lids, using plastic coffee can lids, preserving family photos by sending negatives to a mother for safekeeping, making freezer meals, and improving hair rollers and plant pots with simple household items.
GET INTERESTED in shape ups. The rewarding part of exercise, particularly for so young, a woman, is that you'll see improvement from one week to the next. There is a new world awaiting you when you open your eyes to what you can do for yourself. Send stamped self addressed long envelope for Eat to Build Leanness and Isometric Exercises. Address Ida Jean Kain care of The Journal. Postcard requests cannot be answered.
A stark shift toward diverse lamp types marks recent years. Decorative and functional lamps pair with traditional table and floor models, including pole lamps, tree lamps, and chain lamps as they rise in use.
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy participates in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new 10 story center for mental retardation and human development named in her honor. The site is adjacent to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York's Bronx.
In Dr Crane style the article explains early medical tests for death and newborn birth status. It notes the unreliability of pulse and breathing tests and emphasizes the pupil light reaction as a clearer indicator. It also describes a water lung test to judge live birth for inheritance purposes.
A concise profile highlights a teacher who emphasizes precise facts over general statements, aiming to instill disciplined analytical thinking in students. The note underscores the value of specific, evidence based learning in science classrooms.
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