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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
5
A letter section presents three queries about a teenage girl's manipulative dating style, overbearing grandparents and a exhausted mother, plus a reader seeking advice on attending a Dallas contest trip. Ann Landers recommends setting visits by appointment, and encourages the 14 year marriage wife to take her trip.
A surgeon's reducible rupture invention proves successful and now offers readers a chance to test it. Participants may try the truss for 30 days and keep the $3.50 device if dissatisfied, returning the rest.
Practical home hints about using boiled starch to protect trousers from mud stains and dirt. Additional notes warn against foam rubber damage from cleaners, plus a peanut butter on frozen bread trick for kids and a sewing table aid with a TV tray.
A mother describes eating an excess despite efforts and health. The piece explains two types of compulsive eaters and urges facing underlying issues. It encourages turning to support groups like TOPS and taking direct, honest steps to curb overeating.
Polly M aged 18 and a companion die in a head on crash after a ride with a college classmate. Dr George W Crane compares parental shock with his own loss of son George IV in a jet crash at Glenview Naval Air Field and offers a support booklet To All Parents with Edgar Guest poem and sermon.
Fashion description notes a zipper front close with an overlapping split sleeve and bint trim. It outlines a detailed skirt pocket and a blue or red predominating option. Right side shows a geometric print three-quarter button step-in with lattice trim on the bodice and a self belt in blue dominating.
The ancient Romans wore a toga as their loose flowing outer garment. It served as a distinctive apparel item associated with Roman citizens and public life, reflecting status and social norms of the period.
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