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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1961
Page
12
Ann Holidays explains two main ham types sold in stores fully cooked and cook before eating. Fully cooked hams may be served cold or reheated while cook before eating hams require baking. The piece details labeling tips, cooking times, temperatures, and glaze options for spring feasts.
Tiernan Masti presents Printed Pattern 9249 with four pattern pieces for a simple cowl-neck top. Misses sizes 12 through 26 available, with yardage for 45 inch fabric and a size 16 requirement of 3 1 2 yards. Send 35 cents for pattern plus 10 cents for first class mailing to Marian Martin pattern dept. Middletown Ohio Journal.
A home technique suggests using whole kernel corn to extend a can of condensed tomato soup. Reserve the corn liquids as part of the water to dilute the soup for a fuller flavor.
Ida Bailey Allen notes Camp Fire Girls cook with peanuts for nutrition and economy. The article provides recipes and menus using peanut–based dishes such as Nut Loaf Roast, Tune Peanut Salad, and a Spring Vegetable Soup, plus a Sunday Dinner plan and a peanut dressing for saldettes. It details baking times, ingredients, and serving suggestions.
Mary Haworth weighs a reader’s plea about two teens May and June. May shows kindness and steadiness. June pursues status through money and social snobbery. Counseling urges dismissing June as a poor moral model and encourages seeking better examples.
Wernesther White, 90, an $80 a week typist, must send $30 every two weeks to her unemployed husband William and their two sons, Stanley and Ronald. Recorder Judge John P. Scallen ruled a working woman has a legal duty to support her family. White was laid off last July and on welfare. she says her husband deserted them two years ago.
At the Cincinnati state hospital Longview staff unearthed a 1902 file titled Supposed Causes of Insanity. Items include death of President Garfield, death of a lover, opium use, religious excitement, disappointed affections, intemperance, war excitements, fear of draft, cigarette habit, laughing gas, tobacco excess, slander, political excitement, and women’s rights.
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