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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1948
Page
7
A 17 year old girl describes years of paralysis and fear linked to prior surgeries and dreams of being anesthetized. She urges parental consent for psychiatric evaluation and evaluation at a major general hospital, seeking a qualified psychologist or psychiatrist.
Mr Mrs or Miss Overweicht presents a seven day New Year diet outline. The issue introduces daily goals and basic guidelines for a short term healthy eating plan. It outlines portions, simplified meals, and a gentle approach to starting a diet in the new year.
From Phil Gluckstern's New York restaurant, a robust old world dish, stuffed cabbage with meat rice and vegetables, offers a sweet and sour, economical one-dish supper. The recipe yields 12 to 14 rolls with cabbage cores simmered in a tomato sauce.
Breakfast items include grapefruit juice puffed whole wheat leftover rolls butter fortified margarine homemade jelly coffee milk Luncheon features Tripe stew French bread fresh fruit tea milk Dinner offers Stuffed cabbage sweet and sour tomato raisin sauce dark rye bread butter fortified margarine cheese tray grapes coffee milk
Ruth Millett argues rude checkout behavior harms business and loyalty. A housewife recounts a dour clerk snipping Is that all prompting a reminder that smart clerks should guide customers kindly. Millett insists soft, polite responses can drive repeat purchases and profits.
A staff writer cites Dr Wilfred Dorfman on dieting by diversifying interests. He says overeating stems from boredom and the lure of the ice box and recommends outside activities, dancing to learn new rhythms, and keeping mind and body active to resist temptations while dieting.
The recipe describes simmering coverage for long cook time with tomatoes water lemon paprika salt sugar pepper raisins then cooks tripe in salted boiling water for three hours. It instructs washing tripe and cutting into strips then sautéing onion in shortening before combining.
At the Mason Board of Education reorganizational meeting in Lebanon, Robert Tucker was named president, Harry Kamm as vice president, William Irwin as clerk, and new members Reezin Walker and Floyd Lantzer replaced Ray Weisman and Stanley Grooms who did not seek reelection in November.
Warren County Health Board reelected officers S S Ellis of Waynesville as president Dr James H Arnold of Lebanon as vice president along with C W Bercaw Fred Robinson Franklin and Alfred Watkins of Morrow as board members. Appropriations for the year were set, resolutions approved and monthly bills paid. Mrs Majorie Gilby was reappointed clerk and Lucille Robinson county health nurse. Ruth Hathaway Crowder has resigned as nurse.
The method describes simmering tripe with shredded carrot celery and tomatoes, adding garlic and seasonings, then covering with water and cooking two hours. Thirty minutes before serving add green pepper.
A guide outlines proper phone manners when you cannot identify the voice on the line. It emphasizes asking for the person you wish to speak to or confirming the number, rather than bluntly asking who is calling. The guidance aims to reduce misdirected calls and maintain courtesy in early telephone communication.
Mrs L H Hursh and Mrs Amos Robinson of Springboro named co chairmen of Warren County cancer campaign. They replace Mrs James Wilkins away in Arizona. The pair attended a Cincinnati dinner at the Hotel Lin ton to order supplies and discuss drive plans. Miss Edith Williams serves as secretary and will announce further plans soon.
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