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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
8
Dear Mary Haworth, leaving a home with a troubled emotional climate can harm or help, but the best course depends on the personal family dynamics and the pressure you face. Since you are young and tied to family finances, consider restructuring your environment and seeking support before drastic steps.
Distress from love loss often follows troubled home life. The author counsels that running away does not fix the future but may help create space for personal growth. Long distance from family can aid self-starting growth and independent life, though character remains uncertain.
Teenage readers seek guidance on handling rumors and shifting friendships. Advice includes changing attitudes to be friendly, testing reconciliation, and inviting open dialogue with peers to rejoin social circles. Readers are urged to write in with concerns.
Households can ease ironing by setting a bright, comfortable workspace away from kitchens or basements. Use an adjustable board, left side basket, right side rack, a towel under the board, water bowl and sponge for dampening, and a Turkish towel for sleeve work.
Charlie Reddy retrieves a blue figurine from Tom O Neill's workshop after a tense night of sneaking through a dark studio. The owner, acting oddly, doubles as a forceful host and insists Reddy accept the porcelain piece as a Chinese custom gift.
A promotional letter from Mrs. J. A. Hamma of Portland Indiana touts All Bran as relief for constipation from low bulk diet. It urges one ounce daily with water and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
Tom grips Charlie and moves toward the door as he announces the day is done. Charlie nods softly, signaling agreement amid the uneasy mood of the moment.
A reflective piece argues that avoiding indebtedness harms friendship by turning favors into business. It cites Mrs. Smith hosting the Joneses and vice versa, urging gratitude over repayment and suggesting delaying reciprocity preserves warmth and trust in relationships.
In a tense scene near an open cupboard, Reddy halts Tom and spots a blue gleam suggesting another figurine identical to a prized piece. A sudden weight crashes onto his head, ending with a cliffhanger.
Mrs Erie Guy Morgan 41 gave birth to her 17th child, a son named Ronald. Fifteen of the 17 children are living, with 14 brothers and sisters aged 15 months to 22 years. The husband is in Ohio penitentiary serving five years for breaking and entering, and the family was on relief.
LOS ANGELES AP The estate of philanthropist and radio maker Atwater Kent is valued at 9 130 971 11 according to the executors first accounting. They report 4 004 921 07 cash 5 116 153 94 stocks and bonds and 9 896 10 sundry assets. Kent who died March 4 left almost 5 million to friends employees charities and educational institutions. To his widow Mable Lucas Kent from whom he was separated he left 2 000 000 in cash and income from 20 percent of Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company stock.
A homemaking note advises wives to protect leather shoes by applying a wax dressing to deter mildew. A thin floor wax layer seals moisture, helping keep soles dry and shoes in good condition.
A guide describes suit construction with shoulder padding in lightweight cotton and testing collar interlining by bending the collar corner. It notes firm cotton twill for trouser pockets and facings and offers practical packing advice for delicate china and towel replacement when dusty.
Mothballs tucked into pockets of fur jackets and into folds of fur accessories provide protection against moths when fine furs are not worn daily.
James Beard suggests sharp contrasts to pork and offers accompaniments. Apple sauce with horseradish provides zing, and dill pickle with garlic complements roast pork. For pan fried chops, season with salt pepper and basil or thyme, cook slowly 15 minutes then 15 to 25 more until tender, finishing brown and serve.
Breakfast features orange juice fried pork sausage cornbread butter or fortified margarine syrup coffee and milk. Lunch offers red kidney bean casserole with onion and shredded boiled ham, cole slaw, oatmeal cookies, tea and milk. Dinner serves roast pork with applesauce horseradish roasted potatoes braised spinach rye bread romaine salad French dressing cranberry pie cheese coffee and milk.
Sauté until browned then remove. In the pan with 2 tablespoons fat, add dill parsley and sour cream until warm. Do not boil. Pour sauce over chops and serve with plain boiled rice and chilled applesauce.
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