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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1948
Page
7
A compact menu notes beef plate with onions and smoked beef tongue as low cost protein options. It details browning, simmering times, onions around the meat, prep of tongue with bay leaves and spices, and a piquant horseradish sauce served with bread cheese and eggs for a full days meals.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a drug named Pi-Wormer and a doctor D. Jayne with warnings about small tablets claimed to remove pin-worms. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, but implies concerns over effectiveness and medical guidance.
Beat eggs with milk and seasonings. Pour over bread and cheese mixture and cover with remaining cheese. Place dish in a pan of hot water and bake at 350 degrees F in a moderate oven about 40 minutes until the custard sets and the bread puffs.
Janet Trapgood confronts truth about the six year old killing of Marcus Sterling as Talent probes her fear and Bindle’s audacious entry. The room reveals how the open window, broken glass, and a clock’s moved hands tied to Sterling’s death, while Bindle’s access confirms crucial details of the night.
A Northwestern University professor argues that chivalrous men are wolves at heart. He suggests two party tests with couples and unattached women to reveal true behavior, urging women to recognize this in their husbands and be glad.
A teen girl on a penny saving budget uses grated pure soap melted with boiling water to make a shampoo jelly. She adds lemon juice, bottles the mixture, shakes to dissolve flakes, and adjusts with more water for a shine producing hair wash.
A frightened witness describes returning to Miriam's library after noticing lights. He found an incident inside, left quickly, and admits fear kept him from disclosing what he saw. He claims no memory of the prior disagreement and asserts he never spoke of the matter.
In a tense exchange, Bindle admits visiting Mrs. Sterling to inspect the slain wife’s room and diamonds. He accuses Sterling of framing him while Talent suggests Bindle killed Mrs. Sterling to keep the necklace.
Pattern 998 offers a rose motif cut work transfer for a large doily and two smaller doilies with updated charts and directions. Send twenty cents to The Journal Needlecraft Dept for pattern 998 and fifteen cents for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book.
Rev Richard Moore of the Oakland Presbyterian Church spoke at the Civitan Club noon meeting in the Manchester Hotel. He outlined the millions wasted by alcoholism, categorized drinker types, and offered guidance on aiding those affected. Rev W D Brock, lieutenant governor of Civitan, introduced him.
A fragmentary line hints at awakening guilt and coercion. The speaker recalls forcing Sterling to pay to keep quiet about diamonds, implying leverage, fear, and potential accusations that could arise if secrets surface. The tense moment centers on power, money, and concealed wrongdoing.
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