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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1966
Page
5
Dear Let Down questions mental health views on worry about world affairs and advocates translating concern into action. The writer urges involvement in peace groups and cites Kennedy. A wedding query asks if a groom may sing at his wedding. advice discourages it. Readers are invited to request Ann Landers help via a filed booklet offer.
Mrs. John F. Dolen of Kingsport reports a yellow, breadplate sized saucer whizzing by in several sightings. She witnessed the object, surrounded by a halo, along with several others in the area.
A Newton Kansas woman reported a prowler outside her window in the early hours. Police found the figure but withdrew without arrest. The incident was identified as a skunk.
A dieter seeking help after losing 43 pounds since the year began reports no progress for weeks and aims to lose 30 more. The advice favors patience, diet tweaks such as swapping breakfast items, more fish and lean meats, weekly liver or chicken, and adding ten minutes of isometrics plus a mile walk daily. A reader shares a 52 pound success story after sticking with a plan and doctor’s urging.
Readers share practical tips from sewing booties onto knitted pant cuffs to avoid tight elastic. Other hints include mirror placement for hair styling, using old stockings inside sleeves, flavoring eggs with dressings, elbow wear prevention for sweaters, dusting powder behind ears for glasses, making handkerchiefs from scraps, and curtain tieback alignment without measuring.
Dr George W Crane discusses teen marriages in a controversial Q A. Luella G seventeen asks if teen marriage raises divorce risk and why. The piece contrasts true love with infatuation, warns of immature decisions, and links lack of trade or profession to higher divorce risk. It urges readers to seek Dr Crane's tests for spouses and to rate partners before choosing.
Melbourne AP reports thieves have cut nearly three miles of copper telephone line between Guildford and Daylesford in central Victoria. Police say the rising price of copper drives ongoing thefts.
Workers at a Wichita auto repair shop answered calls with body words and faced silence when wrong numbers rang. They learned the shop’s phone number resembled a local mortuary and soon changed their telephone response wording to avoid confusion.
A report notes that a stack of one million sheets of gold leaf would measure about four inches in height. The claim highlights the remarkable thinness and value of gold leaf used in art and decoration.
Crisp sweet onions are sliced and stored in a fruit jar with cold water then refrigerated overnight. Change the water if the onions seem strong. Drain on paper towels before use. Ideal for salads or hamburgers.
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