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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1949
Page
7
Sunglasses serve as filters to reduce glare and fatigue in bright light. They are essential at the beach and on sunny days, but not helpful at dusk or indoors under strong artificial lighting. Handle and care for glasses to protect vision and avoid damage.
Ruth Millett writes that husbands notice other women and it is normal. She advises wives to view pretty girls as mere pin ups, accepting male gaze as harmless if the husband loves his wife. Legal and social expectations are downplayed as the war era context shapes behavior.
Situations arise where a blunt remark lands awkwardly. The correct approach is to wait for an opportunity to make a remark that mitigates the sting without appearing to excuse the original comment.
Teen readers are advised on double dating with two couples. The piece weighs social spice against crowding and loss of privacy, warning about jealousy and gossip while promoting moderation, cooperation, and fair sharing of attention. Nancy invites questions for her column.
A reader asks if self-sufficient men should delay marriage. Dear Mary Haworth rebuts the idea, arguing maturity means social responsibility and interdependence, not孤 self-reliance. The columnist cites Stretcher and Appel, defines maturity as moral balance, cooperation, and giving to the general good, critiquing the notion that love is mere parasitic dependency.
CHICHESTER England AP World Council of Churches Central Committee members prepare for a secret session to address the church state conflict in eastern Europe. General Secretary W A Visser ’t Hooft warns churches to stand firmly for freedom as Chairman Bishop George Kennelly Bell urges stronger communication among church groups.
Mrs. Malone, closing the Dude Hamburger Ranch for the winter, awaits a Los Angeles bus while pondering profits and loneliness. A gleaming chromium trailer caravan arrives, its young passenger anxious, and a suave driver hints at a lucrative cooking job for Mrs. Everson. The scene hints at danger and a mystery to unfold.
Dr. Joseph L. Hromadka of the Church of Czech Brethren is to report on church state struggle in eastern Europe today or tomorrow. Conference churchmen see Czechoslovakia as a test tube for observing how churches live under Communist governments.
An OTC wartime ad promotes Wonder Salve for psoriasis eczema infections and athlete's foot. It emphasizes no acids or alcohol no painful application and antiseptic greaseless relief. Distributed by Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores in Middletown and local druggists.
The American Spice Trade Association luncheon in New York highlighted curry as a versatile and economical flavor. A detailed recipe for curry lamb with curry powder, onions, apples, tomatoes, and coconut relish followed by a menu including salmon salad, curry of lamb with rice pilaff, and a cranberry chutney.
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