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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
9
Hints from Heloise share nightly bottle storage in a small insulated ice bucket beside the bed to avoid trips to the fridge. Other tips cover mailing with cigar boxes, making purses from scraps and containers, cleaning a thermos with newspaper and detergent, and restoring counter finishes with a walnut rub.
A natural history note states the wingspan of the flying fox, a bat species, measures about five feet. The detail highlights the animal's notable size and wingspan compared with other bats.
A reader asks about a woman with facial hair and a law student questions privacy around adoption. Ann Landers offers direct guidance with blunt suggestions and practical responses across several letters and topics.
Generous planetary influences for job business and finances fade after 24 hours with adverse aspects to follow. Plan for future career and money now for gains, avoid deals with mere acquaintances, and expect advances in early December February April May October and August. Domestic frictions may arise October and January squabbles. romance shines April and mid June to September. A birthday child will be trustworthy and capable in emergencies.
The Massachusetts Department of Education will start a 1 million dollar effort on September 21 to reduce illiteracy among about 280000 adults in the state.
On September 14 events include 1901 McKinley dies from assassin wounds and Roosevelt becomes 26th US president. 1812 Napoleon enters Moscow. 1916 Germany declares war on Romania. 1940 Selective Service Act passes. Other notes cover 1944 New York hurricane, 1953 Yankees pennant streak, and Mobutu seizure in Congo.
An assortment of crochet and sewing patterns including flower potholders and rug crochet offers, with pattern 845 and a request for Laura Wheeler in Middletown Ohio. Advertised catalogs promise over 200 designs plus free patterns and various howtos, with mail orders and prices listed. Also notes nail polish remover for windows.
South becomes declarer at five clubs and faces a spade lead. The winning line involves an ace cash, a dummy trump, and a heart finesse followed by careful diamond plays and ruffs. The sequence shows an unusual, highly precise course that secures seven tricks despite three apparent losers.
A recipe describes dressing sliced apples and celery with heavy cream capped by salt paprika prepared yellow mustard and sugar then mixing for a creamy salad.
Dr George W Crane explains simple home exercises to help preschoolers form sounds and correct lisping. He suggests using a mirror and playful practice to improve pronunciation and prevent future teasing, noting common errors like roosters and like. He recommends showing children how to place the tongue and lips for sounds and to practice short, focused routines.
At 7:00 pm the season premiere presents a color portrait of Hawaii and Polynesia in America. The program highlights cultural scenes and regional pride across the fifty states.
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