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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local election item mentioning Sam and city issues. Limited readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes, making precise summary uncertain but indicating campaign or voting context.
The column features reader questions about a husband at a stag show, a cleaner who hides drinking, and a man worried a girlfriend saves cash gifts. Ann Landers urges firm boundaries, practical steps, and direct communication, advising on trust, privacy, and personal finances.
Pattern 9064 by Marian Martin offers a lace frilled pin tucked organdy or nylon sheer dress for girls ages 4 6 7 8. Requires 1% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6 and 35 cents pattern price with 15 cents extra for mail and handling. Send NAME ADDRESS SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to Pattern Dept Middletown Ohio Journal 91 New York address for a free pattern choice from 250 spring summer designs.
A profile of United States Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine portraying her as an energetic, cheerful public figure known for long roll-call voting endurance and a homey morning routine. It includes a playful "Omeleteer" motif and a Maine blue berry muffin recipe, plus a Chicken a la King omelet soufflé and puffed omelet recipe.
Readers share practical home fixes from using pure bleach on a concrete porch to whiten a fieldstone mantel. Tips include airing rooms during fumes, using a pastry brush, cutting cartons to remove eggs, and mayonnaise on tables to reduce scratches.
Reader letter recounts weight loss from 185 to 155 pounds with six small meals daily and a diet soft drink. Credits dieting plan inspired by Dr Gordon article and Cappers Weekly column. Expresses pride in reaching target 145 pounds for 5 ft 7 in and urges sending an self addressed envelope for the Eat To Build program.
In a New York dining room Dr. George W. Crane warns that recruitment is the newspapers main problem as 2,000,000 readers die annually. He argues comics fail to attract children and TV steals future readers, urging editors to target grade schoolers with action and visuals.
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