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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
13
Reader letters reveal people seek guidance on information work misperceptions and personal relationship dilemmas. The column offers practical responses including egg substitutions and warning about stingy fiancés advising on finances and marriage readiness.
Dear Emily Wilkens advises correct constant practice of facial exercises to avoid muscle build up and wrinkles. Resting with legs above head and patting the face are discussed, along with ice toning and oil use to keep skin youthful. Also includes a brief tennis history and audience Q A.
Dear Heloise urges readers to inspect pets collars regularly as a Siamese cat nearly strangled itself when a too small collar embedded in the neck. After removal the cat regained activity, highlighting routine checks for both cats and dogs.
Instructions advise chilling leaves in the refrigerator vegetable bin until use. When arranging, spray both sides with ordinary hair spray to preserve them. A reader reports leaves lasting about three weeks with this method.
Dayton scene as Joe H. Kuranz president of the American Water Works Association argues politics blocks qualified youths from entering water management. He cites municipal facilities as bogged by political maneuvering and envisions self sustaining facilities attracting young talent. He predicts a future where potable water may come from advanced waste reconstitution tied to space research.
The narrator recounts Dr David Crane’s account of Asiatic thinking during the Vietnam War. He contrasts Western moral strictness with how South Koreans and other Asiatic forces acted in combat zones. He cites massacres and brutal acts as context for strategic outcomes and calls for understanding long standing cultural attitudes.
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