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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1968
Page
7
Dear Eye letter outlines lifelong parental control and failed autonomy with a daughter narrating her mother 93 and herself 60 while revealing four lovers and regretful choices. Ann Landers responds praising insight and offers her Bride's Guide.
A reader reports six months of sneezing itchy eyes and runny nose when sister in law visits, following a stained satin coat incident. A doctor notes possible emotional allergy to Mildred or perfume and hairspray exposure. Tests and allergy specialist advice urged. caller urged to improve telephone etiquette.
A North dealer vulnerable hand shows a neat double twist in a par contest. East wins the opening spade with the king, leads diamonds, and a sequence reveals how nine tricks seem possible but defenses force the declarer down. The column also includes readers' quips about calls to Ann Landers.
Commuters find paperback pages easier to handle by tearing volumes into halves quarters or thirds. Tyane Hennig describes tucking torn pages in pockets or purses with marking pen and trading pieces with coworkers to read during travel and at work.
A reader recounts simple home fixes from sewing to car cushions that save time and money. She describes hemming a skirt with rough edges, using a loose basting stitch, and turning it to finish. She notes teenagers and car safety, praising practical hacks from ordinary household chores.
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