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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
7
The Ann Landers advice column features readers recounting European husbands’ perceived flaws and contrasts with American spouses. Topics include chores avoidance, social expectations, and the impact on marriage happiness, with calls for more discussion from other readers.
A playful craft idea shows how to create color dripping candles. Hold a crayon over a lit candle flame and rotate the candle to melt wax and produce vivid drips. This simple technique lets any maker customize shades.
Doll clothes patterns offered for 14 to 22 inch dolls, including a Christmas dress, flaring jumper, and princess coat. Advertises Print Pattern 9370 with size options, pricing 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mail handling. Mail to Marian Martin Middletown Journal Pattern Dept in New York. Catalog coupon promises 350 new designs.
Ida Jean Kain argues fad diets fail by restricting foods and not changing eating habits. Letters show dieters regain weight after low calorie plans. A steady, varied low calorie diet with exercise helps reduce excess pounds and reeducates appetite.
A collection of reader tips covers fixing blankets and sheets to keep feet warm, shoe polishing with erasers, mud stain removal with cold water and alcohol solution, and sewing hacks for dress waists. Also included are stair-carpet wear tips, sugar storage in bread boxes, and a note about Tugela Falls in Natal Africa.
A reader asks how to overcome persistent blues. Dr George Crane advises that activity lifts mood, outlining brisk walks, exercises, and weight lifting to stimulate the heart and brain. He notes caffeine and sugar provide an immediate energy boost, compares the mind to a warming up motor, and promotes his booklet How to Prevent Nervous Breakdowns with a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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