How to Live on a Budget by Dr George Crane
Arline and Philip, a Bloomington couple, cut groceries to nine dollars fifty a week in 1960. They bought eggs in bulk, sourced cheap canned goods, and saved on tobacco liquor and fuel. The clinic advocate urges readers to request a booklet on budgeting to extend lifespan and reduce costs.
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Arline
Philip
Bloomington
Indiana
America
Arsene
Arene
Chicago
Safe fast reducing diet with protective nutrients
An analysis of rapid weight loss methods emphasizes safe rates with adequate daily nutrition. It recommends high protein intake, modest salt reduction, and inclusion of essential fats and nutrients. Practical portions suggest 7 grams protein per serving and varied foods like eggs skim milk cheese lean meat and cottage cheese.
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Jean Kain
Widower Seeks Advice On Love And Faith
A 52 year old widower asks Mary Haworth about continuing to pursue a widow with three children who loves a bachelor, while fearing his poor example. The counselor urges cautious, devout courtship, suggesting perseverance for up to two years and ending the pursuit if no clear commitment arises.
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Mary Haworth
R.B
R. B
Towels Prove Economical for Dish Drying
Clean towels are economical and efficient for drying dishes. A damp towel cannot absorb water well and is no longer sanitary enough for clean dishes.
Apple Centerpieces Spark Dinner at Janssen’s New York
A feature on Janssen’s Restaurant in New York highlights apple themed decor and a festival style lunch menu by Dorothy Janssen Sziapka. It includes two recipes: Apple Banana Casserole and Hudson Valley Apple Cake with step by step baking details and serving suggestions.
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Janssen's
New York City
Dorothy Janssen Sziapka
Boston Museum acquires teapot like Revere portrait piece
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts adds a teapot resembling Paul Revere’s famed teapot, donated by a Massachusetts family whose ancestors owned it for nearly two centuries. Director Perry Rathbone says it is not the exact teapot in Copley’s portrait but the closest known to date, adding to the museum’s renowned Revere silver collection.
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Boston
Paul Revere
John Singleton Copley
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Massachusetts
Perry Rathbone
Revere
Warped Pans Cause Uneven Cooking On Stovetops and Ovens
A cooking tip warns against warped pans as they fail to conduct heat evenly on rangetop units and in ovens. The warning notes cakes can bake lopsided and urges using flat, undamaged cookware for best results.
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George Crane
I. Q
lHke Lepfle
AGEN
Ga Jean Nain
E.S
Legal Aid Bureau
M.H
Ida Bailey Allen
Apples
Hudson Valley
Walter L. Huhn
Mgr
Central Ave
Lebanon
Miamisburg & Eaton
City Loan & Savings Co
Wey
Pach Hy Ae
Middletown
Dep’t
Sale Group
Gray
Syle
Siers
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