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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
5
In this Alfred Sheinwold bridge column, the reader is guided through a hand where West opens clubs and the defender’s play shapes the plan. The commentator urges using a solitary heart lead to force West to act, then executing a vital trump finesse through East while managing diamonds and ruffs to grind the opponents down.
A Heloise column shares practical tips on cleaning fiberglass curtains using hand washing with mild soap, garden hose rinsing, drip drying, and avoiding wringing. It also offers nylon net dishcloth uses, egg coloring for hard boiled eggs, roasting noodle tips, and pork chops with egg noodles for easy gravy.
Heloise invites readers to send questions and household hints for her column. She cannot answer every letter due to high mail volume but will respond when possible.
Clean shrimp and avocado folded with mayonnaise and Angostura bitters. Garnish with hard cooked egg slices and capers on crisp lettuce leaves, topped with watercress. Serve as portions with halved horizon tally.
An improved powder named PASTEETH sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly. It prevents sliding and rocking, leaves no gummy taste, is alkaline and non acidic, and does not sour the plate over breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
A small daily number puzzle explains how to compute a key from your name and read a fortune message from a grid. The feature, credited to William J. Miller and distributed by King Features Syndicate, appears in the 1962 release.
Ida Jean Kain writes about weight gain after ten years of marriage and five children. She explains she overuses sweets to cope with childhood self image and seeks guidance on talking with her husband, reducing from a club, and regaining self respect. She notes her husband relaxes with golf and she wants equal leisure time and support.
Dr. George Crane offers guidance on attraction and charm for girls and boys. He argues beauty is not essential, and that an average-looking girl can attract and keep a husband through smiling, engaging conversation, making her partner feel important, and graciously thanking him for gifts.
A reader is instructed to mail a 4 cent stamp in an addressed envelope plus 20 cents to obtain a booklet by Dr. Crane. The note emphasizes sending to the newspaper for delivery and addresses correspondence to Dr. Crane in care of the paper.
Advice column urges couples to discuss issues openly and seek mutual support. Recommends joining a reducing club via TOPS and possible Ladies Day Out programs. Encourages addressing underlying causes with husband and requesting participating in weight loss plans, with self addressed requests to Ida Jean Kain.
Food guidance notes that warm meat tastes better when brought to room temperature before broiling rather than cooking from chilled. It also describes making bite sized puffs from cream puff paste by teaspoonfuls and shaping them smaller than large puffs.
Paddle and Saddle offers lined plaids and fancies in 100 percent wool with fall colorings for Misses sizes 8 to 18. Mr Thompson introduces Stretch pants in Orion acrylic and wool blend with a front zipper, camel or black, sizes 8 to 16, tailored by a man's tailor on the Famous Sportswear Second Floor.
Ida Bailey Allen recounts arrival in Port of Spain Trinidad with flaming oil flares police and a reception at a new airport. She notes the Hilton Hotel opening, moonlit views, a terrace breakfast overlooking Savannah, and a detailed sample menu for breakfast and dinner including finnan haddie and pastries.
A vintage recipe describes a cashew nut paste pastry dough with butter, spices, lemon rind and apricot glaze. Roll and bake small oblong cookies, allow two rises, then glaze with apricot jam for a light finish. Makes about 50 pieces.
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