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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1970
Page
11
A reader argues drugs create a private escape from society while another writer counters with a call to resilience. The exchange condemns war racism and poor housing and cites Kennedy on the value of youth in facing social problems.
Dear Abby explains that overdoing favors for friends can stem from insecurity and fear of rejection. The columnist notes the toll of being taken advantage of and urges recognizing self worth rather than sacrificing oneself to please others.
Readers share practical household hacks from nylon net curtain casings to wallpaper paste methods and zipper fixes. Tips include using nylon net for curtain edges, burlap bags as blankets, and decorating cakes with nicknames to please teenagers.
The Little Woman suggests freezing a wax filled glass holder for about 30 minutes to loosen the candle and drop it out easily with no mess. Evelyn Miskimon praises the tip and invites readers to write with hints or problems to Heloise in The Journal column.
In a 1954 Great Britain versus Italy match, Marmie artificial bidding led to a six spades slam. South opened diamonds, North-South reached six spades, West Meredith misled with an out of turn jack of spades, yet declarer survived and made the hand.
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