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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1949
Page
10
Dear Mary Haworth advises a woman to end an affair with Dick, a bachelor in his thirties who refuses marriage. The writer labels Dick a wolf in deceit, arguing continued relationship harms the woman’s growth and urges a break to seek a loyal, dependable partner and genuine companionship elsewhere.
Barbecued spareribs recipe with two methods uses spareribs onion, garlic, tomato sauce and seasonings, baked until tender. Menu includes breakfast lunch dinner items. DPS to be shipped Washington reports 10 ships carrying 8,500 displaced persons to the United States slated to leave Germany in April.
A teenager feels embarrassed when her phone conversations are overheard. Do not comment on her part of the conversation after she hangs up. Instead, ignore her tele phone conversations to give her a sense of privacy.
Brooke Cadwallder designs a white water resistant cotton scarf that folds into a compact form and unleashes a front-page look. The "newspaper" scarf features a future themed layout with a French actress interview and back-page sale notices for atomic heated coats.
Chicago engineers demonstrated a heating and ventilating device that medicates circulated air in public buildings. They claim it could help doctors combat diseases like the common cold. In a separate note, the East Indies climbing fish is described as living out of water and climbing wet tree trunks with spiny fins and gill covers.
A columnist argues marriage odds lie in recognizing eligible men already known. Using Mary's dating misjudgments as example, she warns against perpetual pickiness, urging women to evaluate potential partners honestly and avoid missing or dismissing good prospects who may improve with time.
In Danville Virginia taxi drivers on strike loaded groceries and drove private cars with large placards reading A free ride home. The charitable drivers served as their own substitute taxis, pulling business away from the company.
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