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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
7
Rayon towels and mats arrive to challenge cotton terry this summer. Mixtures of rayon and cotton promise greater absorbency, fast color, and durable wear for beach use and indoor aftercare. All-rayon yarn creates strong, crinkled rugs and mats that stay soft when wet, while cotton terry offers bath sheets, shawls, and oversized towels in white or bold colors.
We the Women suggests housewives facing tight funds cut out gifts for weddings and babies. A warm handwritten letter of congratulations is proposed as a heartfelt, lasting alternative to costly presents.
A teen advice column discusses kindly guiding a friend to improve appearance, suggesting a casual makeover spree to avoid offense. It also covers dating budgets, recommending honest communication, dutch dates, and home gatherings to ease financial pressure. A breakup tip advises honesty and tact to preserve friendship after losing interest.
Professional advice helps extend salon looks and cut costs. A finishing coat of drying oil speeds up at home drying with plain oil usable. A cold water rinse after final polish sets color quickly. Recoloring over chipped polish with guided strokes looks professional. Two coats under the tips add stamina and prevent fragile nails.
A readers’ help column offers direct guidance for school family or friend issues with Nancy answering letters and providing honest straightforward advice to readers.
Harry Wheatley aged 68 was fatally struck by a switch engine while crossing New York Central tracks on his way to work in Cleveland. Authorities described the incident as a tragic crossing accident.
About 300 employees of the Akron Foundry Company returned to work yesterday after a six day strike. The CIO United Steel Workers members agreed to resume production and discuss grievances with management.
Samuel A. McDonow of Middletown Ohio was appointed Executor of the estate of Jane Fenzel McDonough deceased of Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 2 1949 Judge Oscar Re Leiser. A Wilmer attorney.
A scenario contrasts paying a parking fee with avoiding it. The right action is to pay the fee if possible, while the wrong action is to refrain from payment.
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