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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
11
A reader letter column offers practical hacks from laundry to ironing, drying times, and simple kitchen experiments. Tips include using a 40 minute dryer cycle with a 20 minute timer to reduce wrinkles, refreshing garments with towels in the dryer, refrigeration or freezing to delay ironing, and quick fixes for gelatine and household chores.
Cancer dates caution and focus on reorganizing plans while Aries and Gemini cues urge astute thinking. Leo faces complexities yet with poise, Virgo hints at fringe benefits for extra effort, Scorpio taps self confidence to hurdle obstacles. Birthdate of Rock Hudson, film star.
North dealer explains how to read unseen cards in bridge. He outlines a deal where declarer must avoid two heart losses and tests the location of the ace by a heart lead and finesse. East’s heart ace is inferred after a successful nine from West forces the ace.
Bible pages from Jeremiah and Lamentations, found in Trier Germany in 1828, have been acquired by Bridwell Library at Southern Methodist University Perkins School of Theology.
A reader opens about unhappy marriages and kids hurt by parental strife, while another defends therapy and a teen seeks dating confidence amid a strained home. The exchanges reflect personal advice column tones with emotional impact.
Albert Rosen, a Jewish man, plans to work Christmas night to allow Christians to spend the holiday with family. He previously filled in for a local disc jockey and for a bartender last Christmas Eve. Rosen urged other Jews to work after 5 p.m. on Christmas Day, noting the Sabbath times. President Nixon sent a citation praising his service to others in American tradition.
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