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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1957
Page
7
Dear Mary Haworth advises a mother on her son Gerald 27 living at home with Lucy a teen girl. The writer condemns the relationship and seeks guidance on boundaries morals finances and potential action including informing Lucy's mother and enforcing independence.
If a gelatin mold sticks due to an air lock wrap a clean hot wet towel around it for a few seconds to loosen.
The article explains that menopause does not make weight loss harder by physiology but aging reduces calorie needs by about 5 percent per decade. It suggests modest weight loss on 1200 calories daily, re-educating food habits, and using regular exercise to reduce inches and tone muscles. It also notes that exercise is essential and that tools like a slant board or circulation machines may aid, though personal effort remains crucial.
Ida Bailey Allen reports on the Dinner Bell plan to plant a year round lineup of leafy greens including Chinese celery cabbage tampala and celeriac. The chef explains vitamin content and a spring summer and fall succession. A spring salad bowl recipe and a freezer prepared dessert list accompany garden notes.
The article notes that water retention during menstruation can mask weight loss on a diet. It explains excess calories show up by next morning’s weigh in, advises lighter dinners to offset over eating, and mentions that exercise helps but calorie reduction is essential. It also touches on general timing of weight changes after overeating.
Dr. Crane counsels Clara C to target specific positions in applications, avoid flattery or age-first openings, and tailor letters by including education, experience, and personal data. Emphasizing brevity, typed letters, and personalized salutation, he advises listing references with prestigious handles and offers a vocational guidance kit for further tips.
A fragmented notice invites readers to request a new Calorif chart and illustrated exercise leaflet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope. Ida Jean Kain is named in the request with a postal address hint and a caution about post card usage.
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