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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1962
Page
5
A letter-writer worries about a mixed interfaith marriage between Mark, a bachelor in his thirties from a wealthy family, and Joan, a younger divorcee converting to Judaism. The advisor says to respect their choice and not intervene, noting the couple alone bear responsibility for their decision and suggests counseling.
A nutritionist from the Department of Agriculture discusses breakfast habits with a fourth grade boy who dislikes traditional morning fare. The dialogue suggests alternatives like hot dogs, hamburgers, eggs, custards, or leftovers to kickstart energy. Emphasizing variety, the piece argues that a morning meal boosts daytime performance and that habits form from simple, practical choices.
In laundries the coin operated shops now feature new conveniences to entertain children. Mechanical horses or cars occupy youngsters while mothers operate the washers and dryers, letting the clothes do the work.
Ida Bailey Allen presents Mystery Mushroom Filling as a base for four snacks ideal for quick bites after bowling, gardening, or town meetings. Four serving ideas include Mushroom Sandwiches, Hot Mushroom Hors d Oeuvres, Bite Size Snacks, and Pop In Mushroom Balls with precise prep steps and yields.
A compact clue list from a 1968 King Features crossword includes terms such as king, old age, religious image, ten prefix, pacifies, tree, deadly, aria, abbeys abbr, condemn, Japanese song, pour, bird, Norse explorer, Troquoian, climbing plant, house additions, trinkets, man's name, and the number 124 as. The entry notes average solution time of one minute and credits King Features Syndicate.
Travelers abroad urged to carry soap but Colorado Springs hotels advertise Free soap in large letters in every room, a surprise to vacationers and locals alike. The notice hints at quirky hotel branding as guests discover unexpected amenities during stays.
A humorous note claims Nancy Salinger, wife of the press secretary, washes her short brown hair in the bathtub before each Washington gala and tucks it into a wet page boy style en route. The scene contrasts with an old fashioned breakfast of hot cream style corn with shirred eggs.
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