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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1962
Page
4
Alfred Sheinwold explains how to defend against singleton leads in contract bridge. A misplayed diamond sequence by South costs two tricks, while careful play on the second trick can avoid loss and still make the contract.
Dr. Robert B. Pierce at the Chicago Temple branded parasitism as a vice while praising honest toil. He warned against a European fetish for leisure and urged youth to pursue constructive work, praising American labor and criticizing idle government workers as a drain on the nation.
Ida Jean Kain profiles Elizabeth Mills who shed 100 pounds in a year by portion control and a 1000 to 1100 calorie daily plan. Mills credits breakfast as essential and recalls her blood pressure drop under a balanced diet without pills. The article promotes a Choose to Lose diet and requests stamped self addressed envelopes for responses.
The text notes that Tiberius valued parsnips imported from Germany where they grew wild along the Rhine. It also mentions keeping basting and draining spoons near the range to save steps.
Ida Basely Allen presents three culinary encores built from leftovers including deviled roast beef or pot roast with a spiced flour dust, and corned beef with corn flake crust. The menu features Tomorrow's Dinner with pork noodles and a savory greens salad, finished with whipped coffee gel.
Hints from Bette Davis and Joan Crawford backstage in California reveal tips on keeping soda from going flat with a suspended silver spoon and removing gravy stains with clear soda. Other reader queries cover weevils in staples, shining patent leather, starching and drying clothes, nylon net dish rags, and quick tips for cooking and cleaning.
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