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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1970
Page
7
Dear No Home Town concerns a husband whose mother his dentures and clingy visits drive his wife crazy. Ann Landers suggests the denture readjustment and free paste sample, while noting readers often recognize friends but rarely themselves. A second letter from S.P. praises their 21 year marriage and advises tolerance of maternal visits.
Reader notes a home hack with adhesive mounting tape to mount fabric drapes and ease installation. The advice shares a porch sewing room setup and a sailcloth wall cover as a remedy for a bad window, reflecting practical problem solving in a domestic setting.
The column features Dr George W Crane advising Marilyn D aged 38 to slim down to rekindle her husband’s ardor, with tips like dehydration diet and diaphanous nighties. It also repeats reader notes from Heloise and others offering homemaking hints and quirky anecdotes.
A bridge hand from the 1968 Life Masters pair championship shows Allan Cohen of Indianapolis executing an intricate play to make a contract despite adversarial distribution. He wins the club lead with the ace, returns a club to the ten, and uses a series of precise signals and ruffing to thwart opponents. The hand, set in Louisville, underscores the declarer’s risk and mastery in handling a likely two spades and two high losers. The article also notes space budget humor from Scraper magazine in its Kentucky Contractors report.
Aries to Pisces predictions touch on success from play and intuition, business conference gains, profitable hobbies, social evenings with guests, delayed financial deals, resisting new responsibilities, legal news, organization fixes, careful planning, and advice from an old friend guiding the right track.
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