Dear Mary Haworth and the Hard Choice of Returning Home
A reader asks if a retired railroad engineer who left his brother’s wife and two daughters should return to his old home and face possible ostracism. The columnist urges confession, forgiveness, and guidance from a clergyman before deciding where to settle.
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Obar S. C
Health pursuit and medical pioneers in sugar study
A 1957 Herald Tribune report on two physicians at the AMA meeting detailing followup work on Dr Seale Harris pioneering theories of blood sugar starvation. Mary Haworth suggests reading the June 6 issue or visiting a library for the file copy.
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New York Herald Tribune
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M. H. Mary Haworth
Church attendance as health aid says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane argues churchgoers may enjoy lower blood pressure and fewer ulcers due to greater serenity and faith. He claims church involvement complements medical care, boosts well being, and urges readers to engage with their local church as a health practice.
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Crane
God
Dieting as Mental Will Power and Summer Slimming Plan
Ida Jean Kain promotes dieting as a mental triumph over will power, urging a positive attitude and goal focus to lose 2 to 3 pounds weekly. The feature includes a sample Summer Slimming Menu with calorie counts and a promise of trimming by Labor Day.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dinner Bell Fresh Cantaloupes Featured In Menu Plan
A garden club luncheon feature highlights ripe cantaloupes as a centerpiece for a refreshing summer menu. The Chef describes aroma and flavor and proposes chilled wedges with lime, grape sections, lemon juice and sugar, served in pressed-glass sherbets with mint. A cantaloupe fruit salad with chicken sandwiches and a frosty floating island dessert is planned, plus a honey lemon sour cream dressing for the fruit.
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Solanics faces August hearing on obscene literature charge
Golfer Alex Solanics, 30, is set for a federal hearing August 3 on a charge of mailing obscene literature. He posted $1,000 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Horn. Willowick police had arrested him on obscene photographs and an obscene book, with a separate local charge not expected to be heard until after the federal proceeding.
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Alex Solanics
H. A. Horn
Solanics
Willowick
Public Hearing Board OF Zoning Appeals
Robert Doughman
Yankee Road
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