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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1962
Page
12
Ann Holiday explains how to select ham types from cook-before-eating to canned and country style, with temperature guidelines of 160 degrees for uncooked hams and 130 for fully cooked. She outlines roasting at 325 degrees, glaze options, storage, and using leftover meat for patties.
Dear Mary Haworth offers guidance on coping with loss through active engagement and reading, urging a widower to stay busy and consider clubs for grievers. A reader, a widow, shares experiences of bereavement, walking, meditation, and healing after 30 years of partnership, while suggesting practical gifts and support.
The note details a sewing pattern in corduroy and satin for smocked pillows with a reverse-side pleated effect. Pattern 543 includes transfer directions and comes in sizes 11x15 oblong, 12 rounds, and 12 triangles, priced at 35 cents with 10 cents extra for first-class mail.
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