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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
7
Readers confront marital strain from nagging and self blame while seeking guidance. The column offers steps to curb irritability, channel energy into chores and activities, and recognize personal insecurity as the root of nagging behavior.
Do your false teeth slip drop or wobble while you eat laugh or talk Use FASTEETH to hold dentures more firmly and comfortably This alkaline painless powder has no taste or odor and does not irritate gums Apply as directed and enjoy secure dentures.
A chef extols sauerkraut as a timeless food and presents a Continental menu featuring sauerkraut with beef or pork entrées, apples, and French onion soup. The recipe cards include sauerkraut with butter onion apples wine and spices plus cheese apple blintzes and baked apples.
In Columbus Ohio women plan a "renovation raid" at the Neil House hotel near the statehouse. All furniture in 100 rooms will be up for grabs for a $2 brunch charge. Teams of 50 will play 15 minute furniture tag games, with each item claimed by a shopper to be taken later. The hotel has new ownership aiming to refurbish the 650 room building.
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen urged the Agriculture Department to require chicken or turkey soup to contain at least 2 percent poultry on a ready to serve basis, protesting dehydrated soups with less than 1 percent meat.
Ida Jean Kain promotes a program tying smoking cessation to weight control through planning, calorie restriction, and high protein meals. It outlines a day’s menu totaling 490 calories with a recipe for chicken liver skewers and urges readers to visualize restraint and to request the booklet EAT TO BUILD LEANNESS by mail.
The text outlines mid morning and luncheon options including cafe au lait with equal parts hot skim milk and strong coffee. It suggests a glass of skim milk or buttermilk mid morning and an open face grilled cheese with rye bread for lunch.
Dr. George W. Crane offers Dolly B. an 11 year old crash victim a three month plan to stay engaged while in a plaster cast. She can read meat and dessert literature including Classics Illustrated, study birds with window feeders, enter prize contests, join the Compliment Club and League of the Golden Pen, and create quizzes from the newspaper.
A reader details turning and spraying inside and outside of straw hats with dime store enamel to refresh color and stiffness. Re-trim with old or new accents, note it does not work on felt. The piece also hints at spraying cologne on laundry for a pleasant scent when ironing.
A mother suggests sticking adhesive tape around the toe area of a baby's shoe so that when visiting special places the tape is removed to reveal clean white shoes. She covers enough of the shoe to drag on the floor, keeping dirt away from the rest.
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