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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1951

Page

7

Mary Haworth Advice Column Letter on Marriage Delay

Mary Haworth answers a letter from F S pondering Janet's refusal to marry after two years of acquaintance and four months of urging. The columnist suggests Janet quietly signals no, urges acceptance, and advises ending persistent proposals while remaining friends and dating others, then notes the notice of appointment for Thurmond Farler's estate and probate action.

Mary Haworth Janet Miles F.S M.H. Mary Haworth Thurmond Farler Herbert M. Ingram Middletown Ohio Butler County Oscar R. Leiser John W. Kurtz Atty

Rennel Weight Loss Claim Promises Quick At Home Results

A Cleveland man endorses Rennel as a safe effective home fat reducer. He reports losing 44 pounds and recommends mixing the liquid with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoonfuls daily with a money back guarantee if no weight loss occurs.

J. E. Lint West Cleveland Ohio Renne

Texas Hash Is Budget Meal

Texas Hash and variations fill a budget menu with beef onion green pepper tomatoes rice and spices baked in a casserole for eight. A sausage and apple patties dish sends flavors from sausage onions apples and bran, followed by Tomorrow's Menu with breakfast lunch and dinner options featuring Texas hash buttered asparagus baked potato and dessert.

Texas Parker House

Quiet Taste Need Not Be Drab

Alicia Hart advises women to avoid overdoing quiet dressing by sticking to basic colors with tasteful pops of color. Small touches such as a red rose or pale blue gloves can brighten a monochrome outfit. Pair three colors for harmony, or four to five if shades differ, and limit patterns to a single accessory to keep simplicity intact.

Alicia Hartner

Railway Express Gets Rate Boost

The Railway Express Agency has government authority to add a 20 cent charge on nearly all shipments of less than carload size. The charge applies regardless of weight or distance and was approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission late Monday. The company sought 15 cents but plans to exempt milk cream newspapers and corpses. carloaders are not affected.

Washington Railway Express Agency Interstate Commerce Commission Express Carloader‘s

Fathers urged to guard daughters against war bound marriages

Ruth Millett warns fathers to encourage daughters to marry men bound for war only with caution. Parents should weigh maturity, stability, and long term plans, lest a rushed romance end in LOFH or a broken marriage with children to raise.

Lofh

DAR Backs M Arthur For Defense Of Principles

The Daughters of the American Revolution at their convention unanimously approved a resolution praising General Douglas MacArthur for his record and expressing confidence in his continued defense of American principles amid his ouster.

DAR M’ Arthur Washington The Daughters of the American Revolution Douglas MacArthur Fiveestar

The Gus Stream Deviates From Its Presumed Course

The Gus Stream does not stay put and meanders far from its supposed course. It doubles back on itself and loops creating vast eddies that break off from the main flow.

Yale appoints Robert Penn Warren as drama professor

Yale University announces the appointment of Robert Penn Warren, Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and poet, as professor of playwriting in the Department of Drama. Warren is best known for the novel All the King’s Men.

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