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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1950
Page
7
Advice column urges teens to end relationships kindly and honestly. Be direct, avoid drama, invite talk, and allow both sides to process feelings. Return any symbols of commitment gracefully, preserve friendship where possible, and avoid gossip or jumping to new romances before closure.
Probate notice announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Paul C and Richard Menifee in Middletown. Claims must be filed by July 17, 1904, with Judge Reisner and attorney Herbert S Miller.
The article offers basic first aid for plant rashes and insect bites. It advises removing stingers promptly, using baking soda paste on affected skin, applying wet cloths, and keeping areas moist. Severe reactions require medical care. baking soda is suggested for minor irritation and relief.
A retro menu list promotes July abundance with dairy products, butter, cottage cheese, eggs, poultry, peanuts, and fresh produce. It urges planning family meals around plentiful items like carrots, corn, onions, potatoes, watermelons, beets, lettuce, tomatoes and garden cheese fillings. A warm weather lunch idea features cottage cheese with grated carrot and garden accompaniments.
Practical household advice on stain removal with soap, hot water, and quick action. Guidance covers grease, ink, and odors in bottles and jars, shoe repairs, bulb replacement, vacuum care, fabric laundering, and teakettle lime scale. The note closes with a historical fact: Linda Richards, America's first professional nurse, began nursing in 1873.
A meal features betted horseradish sauce with potatoes and a saute of fresh corn and green peppers, buttered biscuits, lettuce salad, and iced watermelon. Coffee and milk accompany the offerings.
Ruth Millett advises newcomers to avoid ostentation and loud self-promotion, urging modesty as they join a crowd. She warns that newcomers who push to outshine others provoke envy, suggesting gradual sharing of personal details and steady willingness to contribute to group activities.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a woman and roles she can join or lead, suggesting discussion of women’s participation in groups. The legible parts reference a woman who can lead or join any group of women, but essential details are missing to establish a concrete event or outcome.
A garbled report notes a state level fee dispute involving the Heirees and a project named Olivine fe Hneil ac weer. It references a possible payout near 900000 dollars, with figures like 668 dollars also appearing amid unclear terms and parties.
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