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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
12
A nostalgic note extols bulgur cracked wheat once common in Near East cooking now sold in the United States. The piece shares a grandmotherly meat loaf recipe using bulgur plus milk onion celery and seasonings, plus a second fig-wheat dish for a Saturday treat.
Hints cover ironing in the living room with an iron board, making spray starch, and ways to finish clothes. Recipes include pea soup loaf, bulgur with figs, and a lettuce salad. readers share tips on freezing chicken breasts, bone prep, and using broth. A reader asks about a "low mood plant" and pregnancy wardrobe adjustments.
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance to a 17-year-old boy troubled by a high pitched weak voice. A doctor evaluation and possible speech therapy are suggested to strengthen vocal cords and build confidence while addressing insecurity.
A short feature promotes a numerical fortune puzzle from 1063 by William J. Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate. Readers count the letters in their name, adjust by four or three, and trace a grid to read a daily message.
Dr George W Crane discusses school funding and the future of free public education in America. He cites colonial schooling, outlines possible shifts to tuition or targeted free access, and suggests a 3 pm start to boost enrollments while trimming classroom needs. He traces historical milestones and argues for balanced funding without harming government.
A tip suggests adding a few drops of olive oil to rinse water to soften laundered Pigskin gloves, improving pliability and comfort. The advice reads like a practical household note from a period source.
A reader notes a curious hack involves placing a completely plastic scouring pad at the bottom of a water container to influence cleaning, though the practical benefit and safety are unclear. The suggestion appears in a light items column without formal testing or endorsement.
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