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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1966
Page
5
The article explains the percentage play in bridge, detailing why taking the ace of hearts at trick one is the correct long run choice. It uses a three notrump example with a heart lead to illustrate how the percentage play favors winning the initial trick to maximize odds of success.
Dr Crane counsels Lorna T. a 16 year old diagnosed diabetic after flu. He explains normal blood sugar ranges and how diet, insulin, and exercise control the condition. He warns about infections from high sugar and notes possible eye damage. he ends with a desert fact about the Sahara as a lifestyle contrast.
A teen bride letter to Ann Landers warns about marrying young after an 18 year old asks for advice. The columnist notes many such letters and urges readers to rethink marriage, citing a prior bride’s regrets about independence, finances, loneliness, and parental authority.
Readers share practical hacks from Heloise style notes. From creating a towel hammock on the ironing board to keep fabrics damp and moving away, to using a paper clip on tape for easy ends, foam on ladders for safety, locking coat hangers, labeling pins on clothespins, and storing damp cloths in plastic bags to aid ironing. Also notes on safety with SOS distress code and the historical CDQ prior.
A compact listing from a 1966 King Features crossword page shows across and down clues with themes and hints. It includes numbers and partial solution notes indicating average solving time and syndicated origin.
A reader suggests using a calendar or appointment book to record child anecdotes and dates. This method helps busy mothers remember milestones and share them with grandparents, ensuring no event is forgotten.
Constance Moyer notes that air mail paper serves as an effective, cheaper substitute for tracing paper when tracing supplies are depleted, promising similar results for crafts and schoolwork.
A reader notes using red nail polish around the spray nozzle on containers like insecticide and hair spray. They recall a past accident of spraying room deodorant into their eye. The account reflects unconventional, potentially hazardous handling of household aerosols.
Youth chair featuring offset legs to reduce tipping and a padded upholstered seat and back rest. A chrome plated tubular steel frame provides a sturdy support structure.
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