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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1956
Page
5
Homemakers can create a balanced menu using enriched whole grain bread and milk with a little butter and honey. Add an orange or an apple for bulk and flavor. The article outlines a luncheon using milk bread and fruit, noting under 2000 calories per day. It also provides a dinner menu and recipes for Chicken Grandmere and Taffy Pinwheels with step by step cooking details.
A column advocates family music making with kids learning instruments at home. It celebrates spontaneous singing and playing despite not being concert virtuosos and urges participation over mere listening. It encourages inviting neighbors to join in and enjoying affordable, personal music experiences.
Dear Mary Haworth seeks guidance on her youngest son 10 with repeated lies and immoral acts. A medical specialist urges nonpunitive care and recommends a visit to a Guidance Clinic for psychiatric help and parenting coaching to address underlying distress.
Glamourize kitchens with a colorful old fashioned toaster-doll cover pattern 740. Send 25 cents for pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing. Include name address zone and pattern number in mail to Needlecraft Dept. 178 Middletown Journal P.O. Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York II NY.
Instructions describe drying leather gloves after washing by rolling in a Turkish towel from fingertips to cuffs, kneading briefly, unrolling and shaping by blowing air into fingers, drying away from direct heat, and then softening while damp by gentle finger work.
Dr. George W. Crane examines how the phrase all the other kids do it pressures teens into risky choices. He recalls personal examples with his son Philip and notes advertising uses similar coercion. A planned follow-up discusses combating this mob mentality.
A kitchen tip explains dusting the cake with flour cornstarch or powdered sugar before icing helps prevent the icing from running off. The advice stresses a light dusting to improve icing adherence and finish.
A plywood board 30 inches wide and 78 inches long is placed on an ironing board to serve as a makeshift cutting board for home sewers.
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