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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
3
Ida Jean Kain recalls weighing 199 pounds at 5 ft 3½ in and dropping to 196 in ten months. She trimmed from a size 20½ to a size 13 dress, kept daily weights and measurements, followed a 1000 calorie plan, and maintained regular exercise amid initial skepticism. She aims to reach 135–140 and urges others to apply nutrition knowledge.
Unknown heirs of Carol Woodland are named as defendants in a probate case filed by Forrest Craw Ford for determination of heirship. The petition seeks a judgment locating heirs and describing real property in Middletown, Butler County Ohio. Answer due by February 1, 1962. Judge Harry F Walsh presiding.
A vivid travel piece recalls a gala luncheon near Sanlucar in Spain with a beachside dining room over the Guadalquivir. Guests enjoy unfamiliar foods from octopus hors d oeuvres to paella and langoustines, followed by a Spanish omelet recipe and a festive dessert structure.
In a Worry Clinic column Dr George W Crane explains common hand tremors in older adults and anxious professionals. He distinguishes intention tremor from Parkinsonian tremors and offers practical techniques to reduce shaking, including practicing social focus, using opposing hand tension, writing with finger movements, and changing posture. Medical tremors may respond to drugs and supportive devices, with readers invited to request booklets by mail.
Dear Mary Haworth advises that declining an unauthorized invitation to another family’s party is proper and not wrong. She praises a cautious social stance by an older person amid younger guests and notes polite deference remains key with in laws, suggesting Mr and Mrs Jones as a respectful form. The column also shares updated Al-Anon contact details and thanks readers for support.
A writer rails against the phrase mawkishly calling one's parents in law and defends a more direct approach. The letter argues for plain speech and questions the social affectations around family titles.
Step by step omelet method with olive oil in a hot pan. Cook until pale gold, add sausage and vegetables, fold in three, and plate with parsley garnish. Tomorrow's dinner includes gazpacho hot or cold, crusty bread, steak or omelet, flaky rice, cauliflower vinaigrette, grape juice gel, whipped topping, coffee, and tea.
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