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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
8
Readers discuss a Homely Girl column and its lessons for youths as Ann Landers invites letters. The piece describes social scenes, romantic dances, and the idea of using advice from Ann Landers to help with relationships and manners.
A bridge expert discusses a hand where declarer wins the first heart, yields a late club error, then tests alternate lines. The article compares the king and jack plays and shows how misdefense or misplay can lose tricks, emphasizing the need to let South gain the lead for a safe endgame.
Fragmentary text portrays a doctor warning about husbands insisting on separate vacations and hints at a troubled marriage. The passage mentions a woman returning home with injuries and a fisherman father figure, suggesting family trouble and potential danger at a rural farm pond.
Shawnee Mission Kaw resident Marlene Cochran, wife of Jona Cochran, begins a packed year of personal appearances across California starting this week for the Mrs America pageant circuit. She will be away from home in Shawnee Mission for much of the year, returning Friday night.
A Crations top letter from Army Pvt Ronald Walter in Vietnam reaches Mrs. Edgar L. Water of San Bernardino. The note expresses love and best wishes for Mothers Day and says the sender’s thoughts and prayers are with her on her special day.
Readers seek practical tips to make new shingles and fences resemble aged wood. Methods include pleating draperies to trap moisture, spraying with a hose to age surfaces, and guiding water to shrub roots to avoid porch damage. Results vary and careful testing advised.
Vague historical note mentions a 17 year old sapper and a bomber during a siege. Readable details are limited, but the fragment hints at a wartime event involving a Pennsylvanian location and a bomb blast scene with a trapped fighter.
An AP report from Concord New Hampshire describes a timeworn grocery counter with a scale and a sign that reads the safe is kept unlocked for customers convenience. The notice assures there is nothing of value inside the safe.
The National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is the largest Roman Catholic church in the United States and is situated in northeast Washington.
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