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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1957
Page
7
A narrator volunteers to teach a friend a card game, poker, highlighting how beginners can learn quickly. The lesson includes small stakes and a two-bid convention, with a spill of confidence and a recollection of a large past win of 16000 dollars in Midland, Texas, ending with a note on a tournament invitation and a busy schedule.
When dipping nutments into fudge keep a small portion in a container for easy dipping. Hold the remaining fudge over hot water until needed. The note mentions serving fruit sherbet and ginger ale to a teenage crowd with a casual casual tone.
Elaine B. reports she and friends dieting to 800 calories daily and using ice water to curb thirst. Within two months weight dropped and husband’s romance revived, culminating in outings and affectionate gestures. Crane’s Worry Clinic promotes group dieting for happier marriages and funds.
The Chef lauds Watsonville strawberry growers for raised rows that keep fruit from soil. He notes large berries from the area and stresses careful handling from market to table, chilling and straining before use. The column lists a dinner menu and a cheese sauce recipe.
Mary Haworth advises that a husband who loves parties may rely on longtime friends to sustain his social pace while the wife questions fairness. She suggests reducing hosting, addressing hidden tensions, and prioritizing loyalty to the marriage over occasional social seniority. The columnist notes readers should write to the journal for guidance.
Creamed ham recipe serves as filling for baked hubbard squash halves. Parsley is sprinkled for flavor and color.
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