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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1953
Page
8
Wisconsin cooks feature German influence with pickle use. Recipes include Upside-Down Pickle Meat Loaf using bread crumbs and sweet pickles with a garnish of gherkins, and Braised Liver Creole with dill pickles and tomatoes. Tomorrow’s menu offers pineapple, chipped beef, franks, and asparagus on toast with cheese sauce.
The speaker questions a divorced partner’s motives and fears of being left, noting plans to seek a nurse rather than a wife. He worries about returning after gaining freedom and warns against sacrificing independence for an unstable partner. He urges listening to reason over emotion and maintaining self-reliance.
A curious spread blends peanut butter with chili sauce and crumbled crisp bacon. It yields a savory mix that men usually like, turning a simple pantry staple into a bold snack option.
In December 1952 Butler County sent out 242 797 to 5 475 recipients. Mary Lane, Hamilton social security office manager, notes a 30 percent rise from 1951 helped by 1950 and 1952 amendments. Nationally, 205 178 965 dollars went to 5 025 549 people as changes expand coverage.
A brief guide shows stain removal by placing the stained side down on a pad and applying soap jelly without spreading, rubbing until suds turn white. Turpentine may be added to the suds if needed. The text also suggests a surprising after school snack of peanut butter mixed with mayonnaise stuffed into celery stalks.
Mix paint in an 8 to 10 gallon galvanized pail per gallon of paint to allow thorough mixing with minimal spatter. Do not overbeat muffin batter. aim for a lumpy texture as overbeating creates peaks and tunnels.
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