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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
7
Dear Sandy asks if her middle aged husband’s moonlight seaside fondness signals trouble, while readers share therapy pointers and boundaries. The column pairs with reader letters and expert insight on marital privacy and parenting routines, ending with submission instructions.
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Vintage ad for Marian Martin pattern 9450 offering midsized dress pattern with waist emphasis and low Chelsea collar. Notes half sizes, yardage, and 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing. mail order from Middletown Ohio Journal Pattern Dept to New York address. catalog bargain and one free pattern offer.
A reader shares practical tips from Heloise on freezing grated cheese for easy portions, using it in lettuce tomato sandwiches, broiled tomato with cheese, and toppings for leftovers. Also includes a tip to use old nylon stockings as stakes for tomato vines to prevent slipping and ease removal next season.
Today marks May 10 1965 with notable past events. Col Ethan Allen captured Ft Ticonderoga in 1775 forging the Green Mountain Boys. The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia in 1775. The golden spike completed the first transcontinental railroad in 1889. Churchill became Britain’s prime minister in 1940. London endured a major air raid in 1941 damaging the House of Commons Westminster Abbey and the British Museum. A 1955 note from Moscow sought a conference to end friction. Kennedy defeated Humphrey in the 1960 West Virginia Democratic primary. A 1964 Soviet party statement urged world communism as a voluntary movement.
Mary Ann Paul describes her husband mending a burned hole in her slacks. He cut material from an inside seam and applied an iron on patch on the inside to cover the damage. The patch remains in place so far.
A New York restaurant Zum Zum serves sausages from many nations from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. marking one of Manhattan’s most original eating places. The daily menu features Bavarian sausages like Bierwurst Bratwurst and Cervelat, with sandwiches and meat platters, plus home recipes such as liverwurst and salami dishes. The piece includes a sample luncheon menu and recipes for gelatin tomato salad and spiced orange wedges.
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