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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1961
Page
9
Fascinating and feminine are the new hats for spring 1961. Graceful curves and bold silhouettes define standout American millinery with crowns floating higher to elongate the head. Soft fabric swirls, delicate straw textures, and light floral accents shape the airy, fashionable look.
A kitchen instruction advises removing the cake pan soon after the cake is inverted onto a cooling rack. The step ensures proper cooling and prevents sticking, guiding bakers to wait until the cake settles before pan removal.
By 2000 medicine may deliver pills that speed sleep and recovery, tiny chest radios monitor patients, and doctors remotely adjust treatments. Predictions from Dr. Austin Smith foresee sea derived drugs, herbal cures, electronics aiding daily care, and artificial organs, with computers tracking viruses and guiding nationwide drug updates. Buck Rogers is cited as vision becoming fact as science advances.
Norman N., 27, asks if his wife Janet is faithful amid suspicions tied to jealously and myths about female passion. Dr. Crane debunks Lean Kinsey era ideas, notes common misperceptions about pregnancy and female desire, and offers a booklet to straighten out false notions and stabilize marriage.
Ida Jean Kain urges tall girls to wear confidence as posture becomes their fashion edge. A reader shares how height boosted her sense of style and presence, noting good stance, tailored clothes, and occasional high heels helped her feel regal and capable.
A new bed pillow uses multicelled urethane foam with dozens of internal air pockets to boost air circulation for cooler support. The foam resists dust odors mildew and vermin and is washable by hand with warm soap or detergent, keeping it sanitary.
Notice of hearing for John D. Bowling, prisoner in Lebanon Correctional Institution, Ohio. Convicted October 1908 of forgery, sentenced 1 to 20 years. Eligible for hearing before Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after March 1961. Frank Wyatt, Parole and Record Clerk. Feb 3-10.
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