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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1956
Page
11
A discussion on liver varieties Chicken liver Calf liver beef pork and lamb liver their values and costs and how to prepare blanching. Tomorrow's dinner menu features Buttered Vegetable Soup Broiled Liver Nilled Noodles and Banana Souffle with steps for devilled noodles and souffle.
Mrs. H. Tuttle of Painesville Ohio reports losing weight with Rennel Concentrate. She says she weighed 187 pounds before using Rennel and now weighs 138 pounds, praising the product and encouraging readers to ask their druggist for four ounces of Rennel Concentrate.
A widow aged 38 asks Dear Mary Haworth how to regain confidence after her husband’s death and build a better vocabulary for conversation. The column advises patient listening, reading for pleasure, making word lists, and using new words to express ideas, noting conversation is a collective effort.
A reader recalls a magazine quotation urging women to talk less and listen more. It notes that the truly interested person listens with eyes and hears with the heart, attributing the idea to a famous actress.
Readers are urged to test mattresses for lumps sagging edges and broken components. Signs of wear such as loose stitches torn handles or sagging springs indicate a need for a new mattress to improve rest.
Dr Bundesen outlines early warning signs of fainting and simple remedies. Kneel on one knee with head below heart, loosen tight clothing, avoid standing too long, and wait 10 minutes to 40 minutes before attempting to rise. If no help is available, consciousness may return without startling interventions.
Instructions advise lying flat with legs elevated or bending forward with head between knees to restore blood flow during fainting. If lying down isn't possible, sit and slump forward to reduce dizziness.
Air garments should be kept aired and dry to prevent mildew. Readily available moisture absorbers include silica gel, activated alumina, and calcium chloride. Silica gel can be reused. calcium chloride requires care to avoid direct contact with garments.
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