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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
6
A wife worries after her husband’s initiation into a male secret society with a sister women’s group. Mary Haworth advises not to panic, notes initiation rituals can be rough but not necessarily harmful, and suggests trusting the organization if it is locally respected and focused on good conduct.
Crisp sweet note to chunky salmon salad using instant minced onion. Break canned salmon into large pieces with onion, lemon juice, dill and enough sour cream or mayonnaise to moisten.
Dietitian Ida Jean Kain urges readers to follow a protective dieting plan focusing on nutrition and caloric deficit to lose weight without starving. She cites a long-running column, reader success stories, and a call to report progress by Labor Day, with summer as peak weight loss time and an offer to send an addressed envelope for more information.
A divorce petition in the Butler County Court alleges gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty by the wife. The respondent is ordered to answer by August 18, 1938, or the petition may be granted as prayed. clerk Joseph T. Kiep and deputy Charlotte F. Hermann noted, with Maxwell Pinkieman as attorney.
Dr. Crane discusses post heart attack rest, then cites Edward Gordon on energy use in tasks. Golf, chores, and daily activities are compared by calories per minute, noting golf is not light exercise and chores can be surprisingly fatiguing. Aimed at readers considering activity resumption after cardiac events.
Ida Bailey Allen reports a tearful call from a bride worried about canned shrimp labeling and serving ideas. The guidance clarifies drained weight, brine use, and suggests labels show drained weight and directions, while providing a shrimp and rice bake and pineapple gel dessert as menu ideas.
Dr Joseph W Still, aging expert, argues in Better Homes Gardens that there is no fixed limit to life span. He notes average life expectancy rose from 40 in 1900 and asserts aging could be delayed much beyond 130 years. Theories of a fixed clock are dismissed as nonsense.
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