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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1954
Page
8
Dear readers, a wife complains her Italian speaking in-laws exclude her by using Italian at home. Mary Haworth advises she learn the language, drop belligerence, and avoid turning the marriage into conflict. The columnist stresses adaptability and listening across languages to preserve harmony.
Washing perspiration stains from washable garments requires hot suds a rinse and sun bleaching. If stains persist apply hydrogen peroxide to the washing water. When buying peaches choose firm fruit with few bruises avoiding green unripe ones. Peeling beets by dipping in cold water after boiling eases skin removal. Spinach and leafy greens should be thoroughly washed to remove sand and soil with minimal water in the pot. For picnics seal waxed paper edges with a hot iron to keep sandwiches fresh all day.
Gaynor Maddox presents a light column on beans peas and lima beans with pattern 9101 for girls ages 6 to 14. It includes fabric guidance and mailing instructions plus two bean recipes Snap Beans Rosemary Butter and Peas with Rosemary Butter, then tomorrow's dinner menu and a note on equality for women in Burma.
Ruth Millett argues boredom harms families and couples and offers steps for alleviating it. Suggests family outings, broader social circles, individual hobbies, meaningful conversation over TV, and staying informed about world affairs to reduce boredom and marital strain. The piece urges women to tackle family boredom with collective effort and engagement.
Direct the clerk to Marian Martin via News Journal Middletown Ohio 91 Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York U NY Specify NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER for each entry.
In Rockford Illinois a near finished $60,000 house owned by J P Masters was struck by a bulldozer hitting a buried gas pipe. The valve was torn from the pipe and an explosion followed after about one hour. The house was reduced to rubble and must be rebuilt.
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