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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1952
Page
7
Mary Haworth discusses Ruth, a talented foreign born artist and pianist facing public judgment after an affair and impending child. Ruth remains steadfast, while friends split between shaming and supporting her humane character, as a divorce unfolds and she continues her work.
Suggest children snack option of carrot sticks with a handful of raisins during meals. Encourages healthy eating and easy prep for parents and caregivers.
Alice Lawler laments youth misbehavior during a Middletown versus Xenia basketball game. The piece urges reverence for the flag as Old Glory passes and calls for discipline by homes and schools, noting a color guard’s sacrifice and military service by a former high school student.
Advice notes caution on protecting finishes with covered cases and avoiding air exposure. It urges checking refrigerator interiors for rounded corners for easy cleaning and suggests dressing tables face daylight over the left shoulder.
Gaynor Maddox presents budget friendly preparations using ham and pork. recipes include Ham and Cauliflower Casserole with cheese and celery soup, Pork in Sweet Potato Nests shaped as four mounds, and Scalloped Pork and Potato Casserole with layers of potatoes and pork. The article lists serving sizes, oven temps, and optional savory seasoning. It also provides meal outlines for breakfast lunch and dinner and notes typical frankfurter counts per pound.
A playful numerical puzzle guides you to count letters in your first name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, then scan a rectangle from the upper left, reading the letters under checked figures to reveal a daily message.
Ruth Millett argues that a woman can let herself go by neglecting friendships, interests, and personal charm. She warns against overemphasizing family, failing to replace worn-out interests, and yielding to mental laziness by adopting others’ opinions without thought.
The text notes a woman who cannot decide without others and who apologizes often loses self-confidence and becomes less of a person. It mentions neglecting looks as one consequence and offers a cooking tip to keep bacon strips flat while pan broiling by pressing with a fork occasionally.
A note emphasizes inviting guests for a sitzown meal and instructs to be definite about the hour rather than vague. The guidance contrasts vague timing with a precise scheduled time to ensure punctual attendance.
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