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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1956
Page
6
The author extols education as vital and glamorous, not a separate category, arguing that learning spans formal and informal realms. He contends true intellect blends science, humanities, and practical know how, and envisions the ideal educated person as an engineer who writes poems, plays golf, and runs a furniture store. Education is big and endlessly fascinating.
Dr. George W. Crane urges husbands to invite wives’ advice on plans and decisions. The Lawrence L. case illustrates how input strengthens relationships, boosts leadership, and sharpens judgment. Readers are invited to request The Compliment Club booklet by sending a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
A distressed wife writes that her marriage has suffered as she fixates on her husband Tom’s past and jealousy. Guidance from Mary Haworth urges mature handling, self‑reflection, and open partnership, recommending a shift from possessive insecurity to shared happiness.
Non fast dyes need cooler water mild soap and shorter washing time than other linens and cottons. Bleeding may occur so items should be washed separately. Passion fruit frappe from Chef describes a new-to-US fruit used in canned juice for jellies beverages and desserts.
At the International Food Show two Food Trades Vocational High School of New York City students aged under eighteen demonstrate carving a turkey and garnishing with beets, lemon whirls, cranberry jelly mosaics, and asparagus vinaigrette. The chef notes strong youth opportunities in cooking fields as four food jobs await each graduate next month after three years of training.
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