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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1948
Page
7
Dear Mary Haworth letter critic calls your claim to genius unfounded and says your stage ambitions reflect narcissism and need for public attention. The adviser argues your marriage and motherhood suffer from pursuit of distant fame and recommends psychiatric help to mature as wife and mother.
Students at the University of Minnesota organized the Islamic Cultural Society to study Islamic culture and religion and promote understanding in America. Founders include students from India Palestine Pakistan Egypt Syria Turkey Algeria and Iraq.
A brief etiquette note urges prompt thank-you notes by the graduate. Write within 24 hours of receiving a present, keep writing materials ready, clip return addresses, and acknowledge local and out of town gifts promptly by note or call. Historical aside touches on early soap usage in Italy, Spain, and France.
A word puzzle preview lists clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword. The page includes numbered entries for across and down with definitions such as pictured singer era shore birds and mountain nymph, plus notes on a star performer and related terms.
It's fun to eat outdoors with Patio Franks as the centerpiece for a Decoration Day picnic. Broil over coal or bake in the oven until bacon is done and franks sizzle. Serve on toasted rolls with Swiss cheese wedges and iced carbonated drinks. Corn Cortez includes minced onion, green pepper, and other vegetables as a side garnish.
A guidance note emphasizes attentive listening when asking a question. It contrasts wrong behavior of interrupting with the correct approach of remaining patient and showing courtesy during the reply. The advice urges focus on the speaker and prevents distraction.
In East Brookfield Massachusetts an 85 year old woman, Mrs. Ninetta Dexter Wassall, plays the small organ at the First Baptist Church each Sunday. She has played for 72 years and still practices three hours daily.
John Brito, who is blind, identified a suspect in a lineup by the suspect's words after a shotgun blast over a $10 debt. The article also includes a tested recipe listing butter margarine corn and pimiento with baking instructions.
The listing outlines a full day of meals with details for breakfast lunch and dinner. It includes items such as stewed strawberries ready to eat cereal whole wheat toast and coffee for breakfast. peanut butter bacon sandwiches watercress carrot sticks plums and apples for lunch. patio franks with Swiss cheese bacon wrapped franks and accompanying side dishes for dinner. It also describes a method for preparing stuffed franks with bacon and wine?
Ruth Millett reports a psychology study where professors found women retain derogatory gossip about other women much more than flattering remarks. The piece cites anecdotes of naming, repeating, and judging women by scandal and divorce, illustrating a biased memory for negative traits.
In Tallahassee the FSU dining hall operates day by day as prices rise. Mrs Anna Tracy notes the blue plate special hike cannot keep pace with grocery costs, reflecting strain on campus meals and rising living costs.
In the tomb of King Tutankhamen archaeologists uncovered jars of cold cream described as still fragrant after about 3,000 years. The discovery highlights ancient grooming practices and storage techniques used by the pharaohs.
The Island Trading Co., a Navy linked non profit, reported about $500,000 in five months from copra sales in the Trust Territory of the Pacific. Officials say roughly half of the earnings function as a Navy subsidy through free shipping, Navy salaries, and financing support for rehabilitation of island economies.
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