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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1956
Page
7
A humorous column on aging and vanity argues gray hair can be stylish rather than aging. It weighs social reactions, schooling nostalgia, and the shift from dyed to natural silver hues, ending with a nod to a Chinese legend about tea discovery.
In Dr. George W. Crane's Worry Clinic column Chauncey D. a 37 year old bachelor confesses chronic indecision delaying marriage despite clear affection and an engagement. By internal pressure and guidance Chauncey agrees to wed and finds happiness, illustrating the habit of hesitation as a life obstacle. The piece urges parents to let children make choices and invites readers to write for Crane booklet materials.
Naples reports from foreign consuls show visitors losing about $800000 in goods yearly to thefts. A French tourist lost 200 in local currency along with jewelry and cameras after leaving her baggage unattended in a hotel hall. A porter abducted bags, leaving her belongings behind. French travelers are frequent targets, with 8 to 10 thefts daily. Germans suffer roughly a dozen weekly losses. Americans are cited less often.
New York radio and television listings say NBC TV will broadcast a special program titled Survival Street on Sunday, September 9 at 5 30 p m EDT. The show, produced for the American public, will simulate civil defense procedures from the Olney center.
An advertisement offers a three patch quilt pattern 541 with charts and directions sending 25 cents plus 5 cents for mailing plus name address and zone. A divorce notice states Beverly Anne Woodrey of 722 West Mountain Street Fort Collins Colorado will respond by September 1 1956 in case No 73056 filed by Francis Woodrey Jr for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
A historic tale of succotash traces to early settlers and Indians with corn and beans cooked together. A chef creates Succotash Salad using green corn, limas, pimiento and olives, served in lettuce nests with cottage cheese dressing.
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