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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1956
Page
10
Dear reader Mary Haworth asks if a prominent widower will marry again after over twenty years. The columnist advises the man has not decided, urges self-confidence and constructive self-reliance, and recommends Dr John Schindler’s How to Live 365 Days a Year for emotional maturity.
A reader asks if a 43 year old woman should pursue writing especially for television. The advisor says 43 is a fine age if one has a native endowment and advises visiting the local public library to study how to write for a market and to explore journals and magazines for guidance.
A simple sugar topping made with six drops of vegetable food coloring blended into half a cup of sugar. Spread on wax paper to dry at room temperature and sprinkle on cookies or a cake for color.
A simple hot canape uses a drained sardine fillet rolled in grated Parmesan. Serve on single toast strips brushed with mustard, then broil until lightly browned for a quick appetizers.
Dr. George W. Crane credits newspapers with advancing sex education and safeguarding marriages. He cites readership, teen outreach, and a popular booklet that helped thousands avoid divorce while challenging prudery and promoting practical psychology. He notes high school youth rely on press guidance and domestic readers’ letters.
In Palermo a hair industry thrives as Sicilian women grow long black hair for wigs and toupees. Brokers buy the locks for processors in Palermo and abroad with the United States and Australia as major markets. Brothers Lo Curcio in Palermo employ 60 workers processing about 70 percent of the city’s hair.
A quick home repair suggests using plain white paper to cover a curtain hole. Tape or place the paper over the hole and run the fabric under a sewing machine needle. After laundering, the paper dissolves and the mend becomes barely noticeable.
Ida Bailey Allen urges home cooks to save nutrients by using fresh vegetables promptly or refrigerating them. The piece offers menu items for Sunday and dinner, plus simple recipes for chicken cream gravy and chocolate velvet cream, and practical tips to avoid nutrient loss during cooking.
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