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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1962
Page
19
A reading on saving money cautions about wasting fuel on gas ranges. Do not leave pennies or metal objects on burners as they can heat or spark danger and waste energy. Turn off the flame before removing pans and wait for units to cool.
A historical note promotes using dental floss for sewing on buttons and stuffing fowl, claiming it is stronger than thread. It also suggests a simple sauce for fried scallops or oysters by mixing mayonnaise with finely chopped pickle.
A practical sewing tip explains adding gripper snappers to baby bonnets to secure ribbons and allow quick removal for frequent washings. The method highlights ease of changing ribbon colors or styles while keeping the bonnet intact during laundering.
Joan Kennedy prepares to tour with Ted as he pursues the Massachusetts Senate race. The article contrasts Joan, Ethel, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, noting Joan’s ambition to be present yet mostly quiet, Ethel’s energetic public engagements, and Jacqueline’s poised diplomacy during past campaigns.
Juarez Mexico becomes a border divorce center offering quick, low cost separations for locals and foreigners alike. Lawyers advertise few questions asked and mail handling, drawing figures like Ingrid Bergman and Barbara Hutton. The boom follows a 1952 Morelos crackdown and persists despite tax hikes.
Quick hot water run through pipes before washing dishes helps prevent grease buildup and congealing. This simple step reduces residue and keeps plumbing flowing smoothly.
The article advises light bedclothes for comfort and warmth without heaviness to avoid restlessness. It also describes Friday fare of broiled fish fillets with cheese sauce broiled again to brown the surface.
A strip of foam rubber placed inside a ribbon keeps the ribbon secure in hair. The small insert acts as an anchor, preventing slipping and maintaining a neat appearance throughout wear.
A rubber mat in the sink or dishpan helps prevent chipping. likewise a soft cloth on the brainboard protects delicate components during handling.
Instruction on dressing wounds emphasizes using sterile pads to protect a wound from infection while healing. It cautions proper wound care and sanitation during first aid.
Floor patching tip advises filling small linoleum holes with a blend of finely grated cork and liquid glue. Let the mixture dry completely, then apply a coat of clear varnish.
Open fireplaces pose risks to children and should be equipped with fire screens. The guidance stresses using screens in all homes to prevent burns and accidents, especially where kids are present.
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