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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1964

Page

5

Serving sizes key to weight control warns of fat traps

A nutrition piece argues smaller portions can curb intake without dropping essential nutrients. It advises maintaining lean protein portions and dairy, four daily vegetables, and mindful fat use while noting high calorie additions like butter and bacon fat. It emphasizes counting added fat calories and moderating fruit juice portions.

Hints From Heloise on Yeast Rolls and Handy Household Tricks

Reader tips cover using a plastic bag to rise yeast rolls without touching dough, warming feet with a hair dryer cap, storing baby formula in bottle carriers, labeling drawers with clothing pictures for kids, quick defrosting of frozen hamburger, open sandwiches from sliced steak, and repurposing empty deodorant bottles as toilet water containers.

H*loise Ann MacDonald Charlotte Richards

Ann Landers Advice Column Snips Frayed Home Life

Readers share woes of nervous wives and demanding relatives. Advice covers hiring help, solo bowling, frugality, and dealing with co workers who mooch, offering practical steps and firm boundaries.

Ann Landers Illinois Spess Frank

Stamp addressed envelope requested for revised calorie chart

The notice asks readers to mail a stamped self addressed long envelope to Ida Jean Kain in care of the newspaper for a revised calorie chart. It notes that post cards cannot be answered.

Ida Jean Kain Cvethe Wilden Crane Swasihet Alwyas

Nine Civil Rights Groups Plan Massive Atlanta Demonstrations

Representatives from nine civil rights organizations formed the Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference last October to protest segregation without a date set for demonstrations in Atlanta. They met with city officials and business leaders to push for desegregation through negotiation. Clarence Coleman of the National Urban League lamented the white community's lack of enthusiasm for the conference method.

Atlanta Sail Clarence Coleman National Urban League

China Population Said 735 Million

Population experts estimate that China's population has topped 735 million. Beijing makes infrequent announcements on population figures. The last report cited 656,630,000 in 1987.

China Hong Kong Red China Peking

Heat the Platter Before Roasted Meat Is Placed

Instructions advise warming the serving platter before placing roasted chicken or turkey to keep meat warm and preserve flavor. The guidance emphasizes even heat and proper presentation.

Dr George W Crane advises on quitting tobacco habits

In a Worry Clinic column Dr George W Crane discusses nicotine withdrawal and urges smokers to replace the habit with physical activity and social engagement. He notes tests removing nicotine often go unnoticed and suggests gum chewing jaw exercises and muscle outlet alternatives. He offers a booklet on breaking tobacco habits for a small fee.

Ric

Astrological Forecast for Tomorrow and Birthday Highlights

Tomorrow brings busy activity and strong business, career, and professional influences. Personal matters may face discord, so seek peace. Those born on this day can expect a highly satisfactory year with strong financial and romantic gains and possible marriage in mid year.

Monroe Club Sets Installation

The Lemon Monroe Boosters Club will install officers for 1964 at its regular monthly meeting in the Monroe High teacher's lounge. Officers include Jack Green as president Charles Gorman vice president Mrs Franklin White secretary and Austin G Young treasurer. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m.

Lemon-Monroe Boosters Club Monroe High Jack Green Charles Gorman Franklin White Austin G. Young

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Heloise Helois Liz Williams W. H. Kir Jennie Jeanie George W. Crane Puritan Lord Blair Farly Estrellita American Savings and Loan Association Central Ave Middletown Ohio Ile West Texas Continental Famous Barry Orion
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