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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
10
Dear Ann Landers features multiple reader queries on snoring spouses and troubled marriages. The columnist weighs in with opinions about how snoring reflects relationships, then advises separation and legal counsel for a wife trapped in a harmful home. A separate note recounts a bridge club incident with a mouse scare.
Antlers shed by deer are rarely found as porcupines mice and other rodents gnaw them for minerals. The report notes rodent activity around shed antlers in the Atlanta area and suggests scavengers may carry away or destroy evidence of shed antlers.
Reader tips include repurposing a flatware box as a combined writing surface and stationery storage, using a shopping adder for keeping score in games, and a child’s safety hack making quieter, safer rubber ball boomerangs. Also shared is a peppering strawberry secret as a flavor boost. Heloise invites readers to send hints to The Middletown Journal for possible publication.
In the first Bermuda Bowl world championship, 1950, the United States and Great Britain played four spades. B J Becker opened West with ace and heart. Stayman later ruffed and claimed clubs and diamonds for a 629 point score. In the other table John Crawford led a singleton queen of clubs, enabling Britain to defeat four spades and lose one diamond. The U S gained 720 points on the deal due to Crawford’s defense.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports a total investment of 3.2 billion dollars in research facilities by the end of fiscal 1970. Of this, 2.3 billion was poured into major government laboratories.
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