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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
5
A January friendly hot casserole blends scalloped potatoes with meat balls cooked in the dish. The 16 meat balls use one pound ground beef, seasoned with mustard and spices, browning tops as they bake. Side salad layers lemon gelatin with pineapple and vegetables, served with sesame seed dressing for a complete 6 to 8 serving meal.
Readers offer tips from baking meat loaf in an angel food cake pan to freezing and reheating, plus simple hacks for fabric care and cleaning burnt pans. Other suggestions include securing comforters with ribbon, using towels to trap dirt, and an improvised no oven breakfast idea with eggs baked over meat and parsley garnish.
A Buckhannon resident reports relief from long standing indigestion and gas after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The testimonial claims improved digestion, less stomach distress, and renewed enjoyment of meals. The notice emphasizes stomachic action and appetite restoration.
A vintage recipe feature promotes barley as a quick cook option with 12 percent protein. It includes barley broth soup with chicken and vegetables and a method for barley balls as a side, plus a Tomorrow’s Dinner menu and chef notes on cereals and nutrition.
Dr George W Crane explains how smoking irritates windpipe lining and reduces oxygen to heart muscle. He notes carbon monoxide from tobacco lowers oxygen delivery, thickens blood, and can trigger heart attacks especially in patients. He cites AMA data on risks and offers a booklet on breaking tobacco habits.
A notice instructs readers to mail to Dr Crane in care of the newspaper, enclosing a long stamped addressed envelope and 20 cents to obtain one of his booklets. The instruction emphasizes proper mailing and payment for printing costs.
Connecticut Senator Len Abraham Ribicoff says he is not a candidate for vice president. He says others are more qualified and notes his age and experience as former secretary of welfare in Kennedy's Cabinet. Ribicoff was in Los Angeles to deliver a speech.
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