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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1961
Page
6
A 30 year old columnist writes to DEAR MARY HAWORTH about an affair with a married executive. She seeks guidance after eight years of a platonic friendship, fearing moral harm and emotional numbness while hoping to become a devoted wife and mother. MH counsels analytic therapy to restore reality and integrate the damaged self.
Chef I A Bailey Allen notes that some of the world's most interesting dishes blend meat with fish or shellfish. The ragout described combines smoked ham with seafood, creating a unique culinary fusion.
Pattern 606 for a lacy mesh apron with crochet flower strips offered by Laura Wheeler. Includes pattern pricing, mailing address in Middletown Ohio and New York. Also a Notice of Appointment naming Walter R. Bender executor for Blanche Bursk Swartz, with four month creditors claim period and dates in 1961. Also a long kitchen prose including a fish ham ragout recipe and a later dinner menu suggestions from Central Europe featuring marinated mushrooms and beets.
Ida Jean Kain urges turning enthusiasm into energy to start weight loss. She compares inner spark to atomic chain reactions, stressing interest, daily living, and positive thinking. Readers are invited to request TAKE YOUR MEASURE by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Ida Jean Kain via the newspaper.
Dr George Crane explains the value of education for a troubled student Dick D aged 16. He notes high school and college credentials improve job prospects, cites Census Bureau data on earnings, and outlines a cut down hiring process that weeds applicants before interviews. Readers can request the Vocational Guidance Kit with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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