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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1953
Page
6
Ruth Millett argues families learn discipline and independence when children join in planning and completing home projects. She cites the benefits of shared work over hired help and urges parents to involve all three children to curb idleness and foster maturity.
In Cleveland Ohio farm and city women meet to discuss rising food costs. Farm Bureau Women’s Committee and Federated Women’s Clubs sponsor a program linking urban shoppers with rural producers to explain price differences. Figures show farmers receive about 50 cents of each dollar spent on food, highlighting delivery and packaging costs.
CA readers share cling peach based dishes including Unique Stuffed Peach Salad Ladies Favorite Fruit Salad and Golden Summer Salad with apricot nectar gelatin carrots almonds and mixed fruits. Also noted are a savory beef liver and mushroom stew dinner menu with French dressing muffins and sides.
BREADFAST items include sliced bananas raspberries ready to eat cereal poached eggs on toast coffee milk Luncheon features soup with croutons in cups stuffed peach salad salad greens and tar
Marvin E. Bailey a retired Texas Ranger who reportedly captured four Mexican generals was buried in Houston after dying Saturday night. Fellow Ranger Frank Hamer recalled his cool marksmanship with a peacemaker and noted Bailey led a 1908 patrol along the Rio Grande in the Big Bend. The obituary mentions Bailey’s reputation and service with the ranger company.
George T. Montgomery 36 offered himself to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation after glandular cancer was diagnosed. A cancer specialist said he refused sedatives to aid testing of treatments. His wife induced labor early so he could know his child was born and a healthy son arrived as he spoke of it in pain. He later worsened, slipped into a coma, and died.
New Mexico Senator Anderson cautions against assuming Russia possesses the hydrogen bomb. Returning from Washington he says it is not certain but a definite possibility, noting rapid Russian progress in atomic research. The statement follows Premier Malenkov’s claim about the H bomb.
Practical guide to avoiding lint and whitish streaks on Black cotton dresses during cleaning. Emphasizes hand washing for dark fabrics, using synthetic detergents, softeners, and well distributed starch to prevent marks. Recommends ironing on the wrong side with press cloths to minimize lint.
A fragment lists tips such as using baking soda in ash trays to reduce odor and cautions on following manufacturer directions for fabric finishes. It notes printed fabrics on both sides may be of inferior quality and advises on cleaning long-necked vases with a long-handled bottle brush. It ends with a mention of cooking dinner on top of the range.
New York designer Nelly de Grab creates mobility in attire with life sized flowers sewn over skirts in satin ribbed cotton denim and starched organdy. Three dimensional petals are hand painted with sequined outlines, arranged to stand away from the fabric for a graphic bloom effect.
The Denver vacation headquarters at Lowry Air Force Base greets visitors with a Denver White House voice. President Eisenhower’s modest office occupies a small room in the base administration building with a handful of aides listed on newly posted signs along the corridor.
Practical tips for quick refreshing meals using no-heat methods. Learn to rely on cold dishes, fresh produce, and simple techniques to keep kitchen temperatures down while maintaining flavor and nutrition.
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