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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1968
Page
7
Reader letters offer easy laundering tricks for nylons worn as one piece on the arm, drying together on a rack. A commenter suggests rinsing promptly, while others share makeshift crutch hacks and dishwasher basket guidance to prevent nesting and ease daily chores.
A reader shares experiences with a high protein diet claiming rapid weight loss from 185 to 142 pounds and two years of maintained slimness. The letter outlines a sample daily pattern, lists protein foods, and requests a new calorie chart with a protective pattern from Ida Jean Kain care of the newspaper.
Middletown Journal reports Dr. Crane advocates active classrooms in Ohio, praising use of movies, experiments, demonstrations, and student discussion to boost learning. He urges student ratings of teaching quality and critiques monopolistic tenure norms while offering a mailed test for a Good Teacher.
Northern Michigan University official Jack Kunkel recalls a new student who mistook Eastern Michigan University for his orientation. The student realized his error after being told this is Northern Michigan, not Eastern, about 500 miles away.
The article notes a long standing tradition of reliable statistics since 1749 and mentions that a national census is conducted annually, highlighting the durability of official data collection.
The Dayton Daily News editorially backs Hubert H. Humphrey for the November presidential election in its Sunday editions. The paper previously supported President Johnson four years earlier.
Illinois residents will vote in November to call a constitutional convention to provide a second full-scale review of the state’s basic law in nearly 109 years.
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