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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1957
Page
7
Dear Mary Haworth letters reveal J P's plea about a possessive wife with jealousy and a third party. He asks for guidance while admitting fault and dissatisfaction after decades, imagining a happier life with the other woman but facing a need for moral maturity and reconciliation.
Lola J aged 42 is heard of hearing in this case from Dr George W Crane The Worry Clinic. The column cites a reader letter about hearing loss and seeks advice. The interaction reflects midcentury concerns on hearing impairment and medical guidance.
A 1950s style note offers Pattern 749 for a pineapple doily in two sizes with heirloom appeal and mentions a 1957 handwork book plus rates for pattern mailings. The second piece discusses lip reading for the deaf, noting its benefits for hearing people and insights from a former research psychologist on how speech feel aids voice, plus visual twins of letters and lip patterns.
The article notes cheese offers calcium and protein and, when made from whole milk, is a strong source of vitamin A and riboflavin.
Ilda Jean Kain shares a simple postnatal kicking routine that helped her regain shape after twins. The reader explains five minutes daily of back chair kicks, starting after walking is allowed, to firm stomach and hips without large workouts.
A health note explains body odor results from perspiration and odor fatigue. It compares liquid and powder deodorants, noting aluminum chloride solutions as common bases. If irritation occurs stop use, seek medical advice, and a simple soap and water routine remains reliable.
Ida Bailey Allen describes a quick setup for cooling drinks on hot days. She keeps jars of lemonade ready, uses a 607 can as a base, adds water and citrus juice, and rims glasses with sugar. Garnishes include fruit kabobs and berries for guests.
Outwork or pieces with crochet or tatting inserts require careful ironing with a protective press cloth or a clean sheet of tissue under the iron.
A straightforward method advises ironing garment trimmings using the ruckrack trim and pressing on the wrong side. This technique prevents the iron tip from catching braids or fringe, reducing snags and damage during pressing.
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