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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
5
A health note explains fat distribution differences between men and women, cites a weight guideline per height, and describes abdominal fat risks. It details a mat exercise to lift hips and spine segment by segment, plus a ruler test to gauge abdominal bulge and a plan to reduce fat via calorie control and abdominal toning through posture and movement.
Ida Bailey Allen explains what chateaubriand is, how it is prepared, and why its flavor comes from the Bearnaise sauce. The guide describes the cut, thickness, broiling, and carving at table, plus a recipe for the sauce and a dessert and menu ideas for tomorrow.
A reader asks how to cope when a seven year marriage yields no love and a cold spouse. Mary Haworth counsels counseling to explore issues, admit flaws, and seek family relations guidance for possible maturity and happiness in an imperfect partnership. A separate letter from X.Y. seeks legal steps to restore a changed first name spelling. Mary Haworth suggests contacting county birth records or baptismal authorities to file an affidavit or amend records to reflect the timing of the spelling change.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Hedda Hopper’s critique of American films shown overseas. He argues such films distort the country and harm goodwill, urging women to back a housecleaning and promote more balanced, constructive US representations abroad. He promotes a booklet urging readers to save the republic and spread its message in schools.
Do not expose bottles or containers of milk to sunlight. Sunlight reduces riboflavin levels, diminishing nutritional value. Store milk away from light to preserve vitamins and quality.
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