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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
5
A six month marriage prompts a bride to confess lingering feelings for her first love Ralph. Advice discounts faith barriers and urges her to focus on husband Tom, rejecting reunion fantasies and urging maturity.
Teen-Agers column by Nancy Mottram offers guidance on handling a teasing girlfriend, keeping calm, and proving you won’t tolerate mood swings. It also warns about gossip and urges thinking before speaking to avoid leaking secrets.
A reader asks how to handle a bashful date who speaks little in the evening. The columnist suggests patient dating, movie outings, and group gatherings to ease him into conversation, warning against premature judgment and encouraging a later commitment if chemistry grows.
A wife urges women to avoid office gossip to protect their husbands careers. She says not knowing details spares resentment and eliminates risk of leaking sensitive information, framing silence as advantageous to a husband’s job and status.
Diet guidance for teenage girls emphasizes feeding growth with milk, citrus, leafy greens, yellow vegetables, starch, protein, and bread with butter. It warns that cutting any item can affect teeth, complexion, health, and disease resistance, while limiting fatty fried foods and late candy is advised.
The article argues candy is not the sole cause of teens’ bulging tummies and midriffs. It suggests sugar can be a dessert, with doctors noting glandular upsets and puberty-related changes as common factors.
Easy hot weather meals feature Creole fish pie and Savory Sardine Sandwiches. The article outlines ingredients and steps for tuna and sardine dishes, plus suggested accompaniments like vegetables, bread, salads, and beverages.
The piece contrasts wrong and right approaches to interviewing. It urges letting the employer pose questions first about hours pay and time off before the candidate asks. It emphasizes respecting the interview flow and avoiding early topic pressure.
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