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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
6
Ruth Millett notes a list of unflattering traits attributed to women who bear instead of charm. The piece mocks unsolicited advice minded behavior and urges readers to recognize self serving habits in daily mannerisms and conversations.
An advertisement touts Hadacol as a cure for deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron aiding Mrs Edward H Newton of Cincinnati and her three year old nephew Bobby. It claims doctors prescribe Hadacol and promotes a money back guarantee with trial sizes priced at 1.25 and larger bottles at 3.50.
A reader confesses a four year marriage has yielded an affair with a friend’s husband. Mary Haworth urges recognizing immaturity and selfishness, warns against pursuing divorce or a second marriage, and advises staying with her husband while considering private counsel. The columnist notes the relationship is not true love and cautions about emotional entanglement. Readers advised to write The Journal for guidance.
Dear Nancy advises on teen dating conflicts and how to win back a hesitant girlfriend. A columnist outlines calm, casual dating and firm boundaries to regain interest while suggesting treating a boy as mature to curb mischief. Readers are invited to write for more help.
The article shares several milk shake recipes and serving tips to beat heat while noting milk’s nutritional value. Pink Milk Shake with strawberries, Old Fashioned Banana Milk Shake, and Maple Vanilla Frost are described, plus a breakfast lunch and dinner menu featuring milk drinks and desserts.
At a swank resort Bill Jarvis confronts a gossip campaign against Hilda Sands. On a picnic night he and Bev Coulter drive home, hear a movement at Caroline Marr’s room, and meet Hildy who admits a motive tied to the gossip and a hidden truth. Bill contemplates facing the scandal rather than dropping it.
A fragment shows a man and woman discussing overheard talk about Hilda Sanda. The woman hints at a private conversation carried on a verandah with bystanders, mentioning a rumored document or paper seen or shown to them. More details are continued on Page 7.
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