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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1949
Page
7
A married man writes of a 15 year union, a separation, and a wife who moved with her mother in law into a new home with their daughter. He visits and provides, while he questions the arrangement and seeks advice on custody and family tensions.
A man laments his stalled divorce as his wife avoids concrete settlement discussions. He admits lingering grudges against women after parting from Kate and notes fruitless efforts by friends to help him move on. He seeks a constructive resolution path.
A dated fragment mixes personal counsel about a troubled marriage with a recipe for a Soft Drink Julep, offering a summer crowd beverage idea. It describes mixing lemon-lime soda with lemons limes mint and cherries and outlines chilling and serving steps for a refreshing drink.
A reader describes a strained marriage after eight years, four in the service. The wife laments her husband’s home behavior, lack of affection, and endless chores. She seeks more understanding, shared time, and a deeper relationship, asking readers if it could be her wife.
Breakfast features stewed black berries ham omelet enriched toast butter or fortified margarine coffee and milk. Luncheon includes tomatoes stuffed with chopped ham cabbage whole wheat rolls butter fortified margarine applesauce cake iced tea milk. Dinner offers broiled chicken steamed rice succotash spinach timbales celery carrots peach short cake cream coffee and milk.
Mix lemons and limes gently then freeze until almost solid. Scoop portions into tall glasses and garnish with a fresh cherry and mint. Serve each glass with a bottle of chilled lemon lime soda to pour over the frozen mixture.
Nancy Mottram urges teens to improve naturally not chase glamorous fantasy. She warns against overdoing transformations and fake accents, noting genuine poise and courtesy trump artificial trends. Growing up is hard and authentic self development matters more than staged allure.
A parent advises clear boundaries about including a college student in home invitations. The piece notes teens bring confusion and stresses developing personal tact. It encourages expressing individuality with polish and natural ease as a lasting asset. Nancy answers questions in her column.
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