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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
5
Reader tips include using salt to quell dishwasher and sink suds after overloading with detergents. A salt sprinkle reportedly breaks up bubbles immediately, saving mess and helping cleanup. Also shared are oil on a rotary beater for smoother operation and grinding frozen cranberries to avoid juice leakage. Nylon hose trims bath tub ring, and wooden spoons are recommended to stir food to prevent pan scratches.
Ida Jean Kain urges readers to transform weight loss into an exciting inner journey. Citing Emerson and William James, the piece promotes a positive mindset, visualization, and self-empowerment to slim down. Readers are invited to request Hunger Control Diet or Teen Age Challenge via stamped self addressed envelopes.
Laura Wheeler invites readers to order worsted knitting patterns for all ages with a helmet folded into a beanie and two needle ribbing patterns. Includes mail details from Middletown Ohio and Old Chelsea Station New York, with price 35 cents per pattern and 10 cents more for first class mail. Also promotes a 1963 Needlecraft Catalog offering 208 designs and a free pattern for 25 cents.
Ann Holiday presents casseroles popular in the year with tips for electric skillet or stove top. Recipes include Peet Stroganoff Quick Spaghetti And Meat Sauce and Twenty Minute Skillet Casserole with instructions on browning, layering, and freezing.
Dr. Crane links family TV limits to reading aloud Prof Ehrlich’s rule no TV without finishing a book weekly. Ehrlich insists four children boost reading, vocabulary, and study habits, arguing reading builds independence and success. Readers are urged to expand beyond comics to editorials.
Instructions describe preparing green pepper and onion rings by dipping in seasoned flour, then milk, draining, re-dipping in seasoned flour and frying in oil heated to 375 degrees. The method mirrors battered onion rings for crisp coating.
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