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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1953
Page
7
A reader recalls visiting a married couple and an awkward hug from the husband. The column counsels that a spontaneous hug can show sympathy after tragedy, urges writing the wife to repair the friendship, and suggests a small gift to express gratitude for their hospitality.
A NEA style piece advises quick inexpensive nursery updates using bold circus decals. It recommends letting siblings help decorate, choosing bright colors like red yellow and white, and using decals on walls furniture and screens. Practical tips include scrubbing hand me downs painting for non lead paints and choosing washable finishes.
In a column from The Journal Newspaper Mary Haworth suggests practical advice and uplifting literature to inspire resilience. She references Emmet Fox and Glenn Clark as examples and advises readers to seek mental renewal through reading, not personal interviews.
A cautionary piece targets housewives tempted by taste testing in cooking. It argues that one taste leads to a full meal and weight gain, urging self discipline and limiting tasting to essentials. End notes compare to budget by mentioning cheap TV sets in Italy costing about 320 dollars.
This all vegetable formula promotes rhythmic bowel movements and cleans out waste from the intestinal tract without harsh laxatives. It markets 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ sizes and emphasizes natural like relief from constipation with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets.
A reader asks whether to trust a husband who left for a second marriage and now seeks return. The letter notes health issues, caretaking, and a wife who may be tired of the situation, urging skepticism about renewed love and loyalty.
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