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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1951
Page
7
Ruth Millett discusses balancing praise in marriage warning that overpraising can trap a wife in the role of admiring audience. She argues honest appraisal reduces resentment and leads to a more honest relationship, urging wives to acknowledge faults alongside praise.
Inexpensive ways to spruce up walls with road maps sealed in shellac and varied mop strokes to brighten floors. Use a vacuum on closet moths with a moth-proofing setup and cellulose tape to permeate contents. End with a hearty pork chop and sauerkraut supper flavored with salt pepper and brown sugar.
NEA staff writer Gaile Dugas reports that short dance dresses rise in popularity for spring and summer. Convertible styles with capes aprons and stoles extend wardrobe life. two layered evening options and varied colors from orange velvet belts to chalk white accents appear. Eisenberg designs feature pure silk organza and lace in black aqua navy pink and navy over pink with wide necklines and velvet waists.
A wife asks how to cope with her husband’s contempt for divorced women after revealing a youthful annulment. The advisor urges self respect grounded in truth, asks for charitable view of divorcees, and questions the religiously charged prejudice shaping the husband’s stance. The piece explores societal bias and personal history without graphic detail.
A column outlines when women should wear slacks, noting figure fit, modesty, and etiquette. It advises slim figures may wear them, suggests restraint for broad hips, and urges careful tailoring and appropriate settings from casual to downtown wear. It frames dress choices within moral and social norms of the time.
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