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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
7
Mary Haworth answers readers seeking to forgive and pray without sectarian doctrine. She likens prayer to learning language, citing Lord teach us to pray and Lord I believe help thou my unbelief, and urges reading church literature to find genuine faith, while affirming that spirituality can be personal and non dogmatic.
Household advice notes that pots and pans must suit decor and function. It highlights reading product labels before buying housewares and compares heat-conducting efficiency, noting the two new skillets designed for precise cooking on automatic top burner controls.
An improved powder called FASTEETH firms upper and lower plates for a tighter fit. It leaves a gummy taste, is alkaline, and does not sour. It also helps control denture odor and can be bought at drug counters as PAS TEETH.
Trouble with lint on Orion sweaters? Brush them well before washing. Wash sweaters one at a time and keep linty items like towels and socks away. Drying is possible with lingerie nylon sheets or other synthetics on a low temperature setting.
A reader recounts weighing 19 pounds over her normal weight and credits a strict diet plan plus regular exercise for shedding excess pounds. She argues that willpower and resolute action are key, criticizing idle diet chatter and urging steady adherence.
A Midwest firm restores priceless Oriental and century old rugs using suds and rotary brushes. Rugs are rinsed, dried in a 120 degree room for two days, fringe treated, bindings rewoven, then returned to owners. Also includes a diet advice letter urging three meals daily and a hunger control diet submission to Ida Jean Kain.
Ida Bailey Allen presents a roseleaf jam from the Near East and a dinner menu featuring salad of chopped peanut olive asparigus egg rice tongue platters and ox tongue dishes with lemon meringue pie and tea. The fruit and garden setting invites guests to enjoy rose scented beverages and festive serving ideas.
Dr. George Crane argues that spending on flowers for graves honors spirit and civilization. He cites biblical and historical examples, defends sentimental expenses against frugality, and urges men to send flowers to loved ones while alive, noting a Toledo funeral case.
Notice to contractors from the Ohio Department of Highways calls for sealed proposals by 10:00 AM Eastern Time on June 10 1958 for improvements on Butler County Ohio Route 128 in Hamilton and St. Clair Township. Bidders must prequalify ten days prior, pay prevailing wages, submit a 10000 dollar certified check, and bids may be rejected.
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