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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1957
Page
7
A medical column explains that childhood bellyaches have many possible causes from physical to emotional, with fatigue as a magnifier. Pain intensity varies with perception, and most cases lack signs of serious disease when other symptoms are absent. Adequate rest is highlighted as helpful.
A massive blaze destroyed East Wat ers Hall at Kansas State College in Manhattan. The fire, described as the worst in the college’s history, is expected to exceed 1% million dollars, with agronomy records for wheat and oats among the losses.
Dr. George W Crane discusses political pretenses and fiscal habits in Ada M s questions about budget balance and values. He compares introverts like Hoover to extrovert politicians and warns readers that feebleminded voters enable rising welfare promises while urging internships in newspaper delivery to teach enterprise.
Washington two Air Force lieutenants bailed out of a stricken T33 trainer and landed safely in Chesapeake Bay late last night. They were Lt. G. K. Bowling and Lt. G. Williams of the 3594th Combat Crew Training Squadron based at Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas. The jet had refueled at Andrews AFB before departing for Greenville Mississippi.
Ida Jean Kain, at fifty, describes dropping from 189 1/2 pounds to 133 and keeping it there with diet and exercise. She notes support from her doctor, her teen daughter, and her husband, and shares measurements and dress size changes as proof that age is no barrier to slimming.
The article urges daily use of sterling silver to celebrate longevity, and details cleaning methods with hot soapy suds, rinsing, and drying. It advises polishing sparingly, storing in tarnish resistant cloth, and handling glassware with care to avoid chipping, temperature shock, and water spots.
In Stamford Connecticut Wanda Skiba and Thomas Skiba learned via a newspaper report they were divorced after the court granted the divorce on July 30 and filed Aug 7. They reconciled Aug 3 and planned to remarry but postponed to care for two children ill with colds.
In Norfolk Virginia a woman posted bond for a man's traffic court appearance, placing 11 in dimes on the desk of Justice of the Peace Leon Nowitzky Sr. The bond processing included counting the dimes and a 2 fee for preparing the bond.
Ida Bailey Allen notes the vacuum bottle makes outdoor meals simple by keeping foods hot or cold. She recalls old methods, gives a tomato celery relish recipe, and presents a Tomorrow’s Dinner menu with spinach saladettes smoked ham and relished sandwiches.
A reader confesses an affair with a married man and a longing for a suicide end, while Dear Mary Haworth urges adherence to established social norms and self control. The counselor advises reading Frank J. Sheed’s Society and Sanity to gain a disciplined, morally ordered approach to love, marriage, and personal duty.
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