Pizza Recipe Adapted For Teen Appetite
A home pizza recipe uses roll mix oil and cheese with tomatoes and anchovies or ham. The method directs shaping two dough rounds in greased cake dishes, optional onion, and a 15 minute rise before baking.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1948
Page
8
A home pizza recipe uses roll mix oil and cheese with tomatoes and anchovies or ham. The method directs shaping two dough rounds in greased cake dishes, optional onion, and a 15 minute rise before baking.
A mother asks if Carlyle Alan should keep his given name or abandon Gus as a nickname adopted by his father after the boy began wearing pajamas. She notes the nickname arose from a comic strip character and worries it may stick, asking for guidance on setting a firm naming boundary.
The narrator notes Carlyle answers to Self or Gus when asked his name. The husband objects, citing family habit of calling Vir ginia Ginny and arguing Carlyle should not be too formal for a young boy. The passage ends mid sentence.
A writer argues that names shape personality and destiny more than Shakespeare suggested. He critiques the nickname Gus as coarse and contends that names align with inner temperament, influencing life outcomes through others reactions and inner sense.
The passage discusses how nicknames arise from recognizing unsuitable names and how offhand monikers evolve. It notes that graphic nicknames, often given by schoolmates or colleagues, express affection and highlight special qualities, with Carlyle and the term Gus mentioned as examples.
The article highlights three curly cap hairdos with inch-long to four-inch lengths. Mrs. Ernest Hemingway appears in Sun Valley wearing an inch-long duck down coif, while New York models showcase styles by John Hall including a three-inch top-hugging cut and a four-inch all-over ringlet look.
Laura Wheeler showcases pattern 584 for a hexagonal diamond medallion design suited to scarves and spreads. Readers can obtain the pattern by sending twenty cents, then fifteen cents for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book, with instructions and illustrations.
A couple invites you and your husband to dinner at their home reflecting reciprocal courtesy. The text notes social and religious rules restricting Korean girls from fraternizing with American or Russian soldiers stationed there, highlighting cultural constraints.
Ann Bancroft recalls the night Tommy Bishop died when the great grandfather clock toppled on him. Sheriff Sam Blanding: the death appears accidental and no inquest is needed. Rush urges Enos Barton’s arrival, while Ann wrestles with whether to confess and unleash suspicion.
Advertisement for pattern 9204 Marian Martin dresses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with illustrated Sew Chart. Offers pattern book and free belt inside the book. Calls for 25 cents pattern order from Middle town Journal and requests name address zone size and style number. Ends with a fictional line about Sheriff Blanding.
The testimonial cites dramatic weight loss and reduced bloating from Rennel with no hungry moments and no diet list. It promises a money back or product switch if unsatisfied, urging buyers to insist on genuine Rennel.
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