Junk-Gathering Wives Are Bane Of Husbands
Ruth Millett collects reader letters arguing for a yearly throw-away week to curb wives clutter. The men complain wives hoard magazines, clippings, string, menus, programs, cards, and other items, filling drawers and cabinets. The piece teases husbands to prototype a family discard period.
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Ruth Millett
After school snack idea with peanut butter apples
A simple after-school snack suggests children spread slices of red apples with peanut butter. The piece notes guests at a large reception should introduce themselves to the host or line leader.
Norway Sardines Feature In Simple Scandinavian A la Carte
Little Norway in Minnesota inspires economical Norwegian sardine recipes. The article lists Norway Sardine Crepes with spinach filling and a Sardine Mixed Grill of sardines, lemon sole, shrimp, tomatoes, mushrooms, and parsley butter, plus suggested accompaniments and a seasonal menu.
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Minnesota
America
Norway
Divorce Advice From Mary Haworth Sparks Moral Debate
Mary Haworth counsel column responds to a divorced couple planning marriage after separate splits. The writer and Clark face disapproval for breaking up marriages. Haworth urges seeking spiritual direction and cautions on happiness built on flawed foundations. She references Dr. Edmund Bergler and stresses personal responsibility.
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Shirker
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Shrimp curry flavor accents and condiments listed
A curry plan suggests adding powdered ginger and a pinch of sugar to the sauce. The condiment tray should include crisp crumbled bacon salted peanuts chutney sweet pickle relish and shredded coconut to accompany the dish.
Elegant princess dress pattern for slim figure
Mail in order form for Marian Martin half size dress pattern 9125. Ad highlights short waistline, frosty collar and cuffs, size 16, 39 inch fabric, 5 yard contrast, illustrated chart, and complete fitting guide. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for mail. Address in Middletown Ohio and New York.
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Teen cider and doughnuts heat up game night
Teens enjoy hot sweet cider with doughnuts during the game. Heating the cider with whole cloves and a cinnamon stick adds spice. Light brown sugar can be added for additional sweetness.
Hampers Yield Loot From Teeth To Toads
A New York washing clinic survey finds odd items emerge from pockets including grandpa’s choppers, beer caps, fish hooks, men’s studs, train tickets, and even a pet toad. Women report easier washing thanks to machines, but pockets still cause mishaps like color runs and forgotten items. Husbands wear more clothes and complicate laundry, while families shift to shirts and jeans as the standard.
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New York
Tide Washing
School Lunch Costs May Rise in Some Areas
Washington officials testified before a House appropriations subcommittee that the school lunch program could see a price increase in certain districts if proposed cuts proceed. A PMA official said 75 million dollars plus surplus food would be asked, trimming 8.365 million from Truman’s recommended level, potentially requiring some children to pay more and allowing tighter eligibility in some states. Chairman H Carl Andersen pressed that cuts should be well substantiated.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee
Truman
Leonard R. Trainer
The
Production and Marketing Administration
H. Carl Andersen
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