Boy’s jealousy hurts Sally in new neighborhood
Dear Mary Haworth sees a four year old girl Sally mistreated by neighbor John, three, and his older brother Bill. The letter explores jealousy, family dynamics, and possible causes. Mary Haworth advises seeking impartial guidance from the Family Service Agency and notes her column provides guidance by mail.
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Mary Haworth
Sally
Bill
John
Jane
C. K
Family Service Agency
M. H. Mary Haworth
Skin protection and makeup tips after age forty
Alicia Hart outlines steps to combat post forty complexion issues. Protect skin from extreme temperatures, use non drying sun care in summer and bland lotions in cold weather, wash with tepid water, avoid facial massage, and ensure Vitamin C intake. Manage coarse pores with cold water and skin fresheners, address yellowish tone with health habits and careful makeup, conceal brown patches with non greasy coverage, and use natural red rouge blended in strong light.
De Luxe Picnic Amazes Guests At Public House
John Russell, head chef at the Public House in Sturbridge Massachusetts, staged a de luxe picnic blending English and French cooking. A long trestle table held an Old Hickory smoked ham, fried frogs legs, rock Cornish game hens, warm garlic bread, Westminster salted crackers, and a wheel of Vermont cheddar.
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John Russell
England
France
Sturbridge
Mass
Framingham
Washing Machine Techniques For Woolen Fabrics
NEA staff writer Kay Sherwood reports Mrs. Jessie Cartwright of the Norge Home Institute shares time saving washday tips. She endorses nonchlorine bleaches, advises ammonia for stronger whitening, preps clothes by closing zippers and cleaning pockets, mends holes, and recommends freezing heavy starch solutions in ice cube trays for convenience.
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Kay Sherwood
NEA
Jessie Cartwright
Norge Home Institute
Career Girl Defends Home Duty As Full Time Job
A career woman now a housewife writes that running a home demands eight hours a day of maid, dietitian, chauffeur, nurse, psychologist and more. She argues home making is a top executive job, not easily done in a fixed number of hours.
Homemaking Tips From A Far Easier Era
Practical household guidance covering towels fabrics and silver care. Advice includes absorbency tips for towels aged newspapers as fire hazard cautions and painting technique emphasizing wrist flow and even brush pressure. Contains specific steps vinegar solution stain removal mustard stains rayon care straightening ironing and cleaning routines.
Starching and dyeing tips for automatic washers
The article outlines starch dilution methods for finish level, including in-tub and bucket approaches, with economic tradeoffs. It covers tinting faded fabrics via machine dyeing, lid protection, and dye delivery, then explains a method to wash fine woolens and sheer fabrics by removing the agitator to soften action while maintaining detergent dissolution. It ends with care instructions for delicate items in automatic and nonautomatic machines.
Meetings of Legion Posts Schedule Evening Sessions
American Legion Post 218 Executive Committee meets at 7 p.m. at the Legion Home. Blythe Williams Post 231 Executive Board gathers at 7:30 p.m. at Post Headquarters.
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American Legion
Legion
Blythe-Williams
Civitan
Rotary
Manchester
Middletown Sertoma Club
North Middletown
Jap Prince Carries Gifts To Pope Pius
Crown Prince Akihito of Japan delivers gifts to Pope Pius XII in a private Vatican audience. He presents two silver vases from 1846 while the Pope replies with a gold medal. The prince tours Italy for 15 days after Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation.
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Vatican City
Akihito
Japan
Emperor Hirohito
Pius
Vatican Palace
Italy
Elizabeth II
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Gaynor Maddox
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Wheel of
Vermont
Alan
Norris Music House
S. Broad ST
Central Ave
S. Main ST
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Middletown
Main
Central
Toa
Queen City Food Bank
Queen City
Tytus Beauty Shoppe
Tytus
Tex
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Ohio Bell
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