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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
8
Reader shares a simple home tinting method for photographs using photo tinting paints thin with paint thinner and absorbent cotton. Instructions cover applying flesh tones, lips, cheeks, eyes, and preserving white teeth, plus background blending and safety to prevent surface gloss. Includes a note about cost savings and teen experimentation.
A mother explains a simple method to shrink a too loose waist on boys jeans by sewing an up and down split at the waistband back and inserting a half inch elastic. The elastic can be adjusted as children grow, keeping the fit flexible. Mrs. R. Hershey and a notebook idea box are mentioned.
A brief, survey style item questions readers about being a Big Bore in social settings. It lists sixteen prompts on listening, storytelling, dating, party behavior, and self-awareness, urging self-check and change.
Drained canned apricot halves arranged on lettuce with slivered almonds and homemade dressing create a delightful salad to serve with baked ham. Juices from canned fruits mix with melted butter and lemon juice for a broiled chicken glaze.
Diane G. vents over a doctor telling her husband he might have cancer. The piece explores whether physicians should disclose cancer truths to patients or shield them to preserve hope. Dr. Crane argues doctors balance honesty with patient psychology, noting hope can sustain life. Readers are invited to request a booklet on cancer theories.
Dear Ann Landers advises staying calm and in place as mother in law pressures a Minneapolis woman. The column counsels politeness and to avoid denials while a fine boss remains a trusted friend and support.
On this date, 1881 President Garfield died from assassin wounds. 1777 first Saratoga battle victory for American troops. 1846 Elizabeth Barrett Browning fled London for Paris with Robert Browning. 1870 Versailles fell to Germany. 1928 Mickey Mouse debuts in Steamboat Willie. 1934 Lindbergh baby kidnapping arrest. 1955 Peron ousted in Argentina. 1967 AEC underground test in Nevada. 1977 UK-EEC talks progress London. 1966 Pope Paul calls for Vietnam settlement.
In Cleveland Ohio the Small Business Administration said it will guarantee rental for Judd Industries a machine stamping firm for 15 years under a program aiding small firms displaced by federally funded projects. Judd relocated due to a highway construction project.
Middletown High School student groups begin planning eight floats for the largest homecoming on October 13. Named participants include National Forensic League Thespians Optimist Middletonian White and Purple marching band Varsity club Girls Athletic Association Junior Classical League and Chess Club. The student council sponsors the queen's float.
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