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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1961
Page
5
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge problem where West opens a heart and declarer must choose a finesse. He explains heart and black-suit finesses offer no lasting gain, while a diamond finesse leads to a decisive contract if the queen is successfully finessed.
Dr George Crane counsels Donny B.s worried mother who frets over fever and vitamins. He argues firstborns need not fear every ailment and stresses vaccination pasteurized milk and clean water as factors in longer life. He notes children run higher fevers than adults and fever aids immune response.
This piece by Ida Bailey Allen details empadinhas or empadas small savory pies with rich pastry and egg to firm the filling. It includes filling ideas with meat shrimp chicken and vegetables, step by step assembly and baking guidance. It also presents a Brazil inspired dinner menu featuring Brazilian Black Bean Soup Corn Kernel Pie and a lemon sherbet dessert.
A brief note outlines a novel painting method titled The Filling. It highlights a three step process using butter as a medium.
Columbus Ohio OSU researchers study how roast beef size and cooking temperature affect yield tenderness flavor and prep time. Miss LeVelle Wood leads the project and says results will help restaurants hospitals and other food service operations use cheaper cuts without sacrificing quality.
Vienna report says a government plan aims to create multiple tourist friendly zones in Austria with minimal noise. An investigating committee found traffic noise harms health and reduces visitors to the country’s resorts.
A small amount of baked ham left over can be repurposed by cutting into matchstick strips and adding to a tossed green salad with grated Parmesan cheese. It can also be stirred into scrambled eggs for lunch or brunch or mixed with leftover diced potatoes and cream sauce.
A 1961 King Features puzzle by William J. Miller describes a daily fortune message game. Players count letters in their name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, then read letters beneath checked figures across a rectangle to reveal the message.
A fitness feature promotes triceps work through applied kinesiology and daily routines. It suggests arm extensions, punches with dumbbells, ball bouncing, and resisted pulls to firm the upper arms. Readers are urged to mail forKEEP UP: PER ARMS YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL with a self addressed stamped envelope.
A vintage advertisement promotes a quilt pattern number 616 titled Around the World Fan patches. It offers 5 inch blocks, 11 inch design, charts and directions, with price 35 cents plus 10 cents mailing. Old Chelsea Station address in New York 11, N Y.
Instructions describe toasting Butter crackers in a hot oven with celery salt, then letting them cool to recrisp before serving. The steps emphasize achieving crisp texture through reheating and resting after toasting.
A plea instructs readers to contact Dr. Crane via this newspaper for medical booklets and advice. It requests sending a four cent stamp, a self addressed envelope, and twenty cents to cover typing and printing costs for the booklet.
Dear Mary Haworth discusses a 20 year old niece who drinks whiskey nightly before dinner. The columnist notes potential for social drinking to lead to addiction and urges moderation, while cautioning against moralistic nagging.
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