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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
7
Advice columnist helps Mary Haworth who struggles to voice differing opinions without temper outbursts. The reader recalls a father’s long illness and a domineering boss, linking past silencing to current anxiety. The response urges calm, selective listening, and strategic nondirect confrontation with authority figures.
A playful cottage cheese themed dish idea appears in a spring menu plan with cheese balls shaped like clowns. The lunch includes cottage cheese clowns with peach halves, raisins, cherries, lettuce, and parsley, plus a fruit and cheese salad and a chocolate dressings. The daily menu lists breakfast rhubarb cereal nut coffee cake and milk, luncheon cottage cheese clowns on rolls with strawberry flavored milk, and dinner Swiss steak mashed potatoes green beans almonds rye bread carrot apple sauce cake coffee milk.
Ruth Millett advises a mother who laments her son marrying a selfish bossy woman. The columnist says the mother should back off, stop bleeding over the son, and let him handle his marriage. If he wants education, he will work. the wife may avoid dependency by his choice.
The Journal piece recounts advice on pace and composure in conversations. It cites Garbo, Chesterton, and Mr Burgess on reacting slowly to others. Mary Haworth advises accepting one's natural tempo to ease tension and reduce friction at work and in personal encounters.
The Middletown Journal advertises Pattern 9106 in sizes 12 through 20 with size 16 requiring 4 yards of fabric. Send thirty cents plus name and address to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York for complete Sew Chart and instructions plus twenty cents for the Pattern Book. A free spring hat pattern is included in the book.
Jim Marshall, a reporter, covers the Rose Bidault murder case after she is acquitted of killing her husband Barney with a gun gimmick. Rose later confesses the tale was to protect Playboy Larry Stone. A second interview leads to a burglary, a self defense shooting, and Rose is found dead with a dead burglar framed. Marshall hints at Star’s possible return and hints at legal fallout.
Jim and Star discuss a high stakes photography coup. Nick Ricardo’s mysterious shots impress while a prowler at the Bidault place unsettles them. Sonya’s late night teaching and a reporter’s tip fuel suspicions of insider knowledge and planned exposure.
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