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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1961
Page
8
Annie Holiday offers a thrifty boneless shoulder ham option for New Year gatherings also called cottage ham daisies or smoked shoulder butt. The guide covers roasting times for 2 to 5 pound cuts, glaze ideas with brown sugar pineapple cranberry or honey options, and serving ideas with macaroni and cheese casserole and rye bread.
Short home tip advises placing a small strip of adhesive tape on plaster wall before driving in a nail to prevent cracking or chipping. Also suggests thorough rinse after shampoo to remove all soap traces for a good wash.
A vintage exercise feature promotes a stretch bend routine to improve suppleness and muscle tone. Instructions include ladder stretches on a streamliner, alternating arm raises, toe touches, and side bends to whittle the waist. Readers are urged to start gently, progress slowly, and end with a waist-focusing bend, sending a stamped self-addressed envelope to Ida Jean Kain for a slimmer silhouette.
Ida Bailey Allen describes a buffet supper where guests build their own sandwiches from a large table of breads meats eggs cheeses tuna ham chicken salad and vegetables. The spread includes clam chowder bouillon baked beans a tossed salad fruit dessert coffee tea and milk with Swiss cheese ham and liverwurst sandwiches and a Western salad with garlic croutons and anchovies.
Dear Mary Haworth offers guidance on aging with dignity after 65, citing Dr Jeanne Gilbert on aging mood and basic needs. The exchange stresses security recognition self esteem and new interests while embracing change and inner growth as key to a graceful life.
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