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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1948
Page
8
Dear Mary Haworth recounts a tenant facing unwanted advances from the landord who owns and manages the building. The columnist advises airing the issue with a trusted confidante or therapist, fostering inner security, and calmly rejecting the landlord’s overtures to restore peace. The letter and reply emphasize mental approach over confrontation.
The excerpt warns against a child answering the telephone as it unsettles callers and suggests an adult should handle calls. It also states a behavioral tip about children’s conversation with strangers and includes a separate claim about potential bread savings if families eat one half slice less daily.
New and improved plastics for household products promise easier housekeeping and decorative effects. Displayed at the National Plastics Exposition are television sets hidden in decorative screens, woodlike tables, plastic drapes, luminous lampshades, and camouflaging screens with a radio phonograph and TV unit.
Maple flavored syrup is back in good supply accompanying old favorites for cold mornings. The booklet features Buttermilk Griddle Cakes Dixie Pecan Waffles and French Toast with simple measurements and step by step directions for pancake waffle and toast perfection.
James Stoneking was fined 106.40 for pilfering a four pound ham from a Moline restaurant. The ham was returned to its owners. Britannica notes some people acquire a taste for arsenic. Britannica also reports a new wax for electrical wiring that eases pulling through conduit by about fifty percent.
Breakfast includes canned grapefruit juice buttermilk griddle cakes butter or fortified margarine maple flavored syrup coffee and milk. Dinner features lamb stew with vegetables baking powder biscuit top Waldorf salad cranberry tarts coffee and milk.
ALICIA HART NER Staff Writer advises braces wearers to accept orthodontic treatment with cheer, avoid hiding bands with tight lips, and smile naturally. Relax the lips to show teeth, explain the temporary discomfort to peers, and follow the dentist’s schedule to gain a better smile later.
Scientists in Hawaii studied a silk like fiber deposited by Kilauea eruptions. They traced it to compressed steam passing through bubbling lava and now use the process to manufacture mineral wool for commercial use. A coiled rattlesnake cannot strike.
Ruth Millett warns husbands that wives may start a new antique craze inspired by magazines showing a fashion model wearing an old dress bought for a dollar. She predicts wives will bring home antique clothes smelling of moth balls, not brass spittoons, and notes husbands must endure the dress if it becomes the new look.
The State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies that The Branch of ATILAS ASSURANCE COMPANY Ltd, with headquarters in New York, has complied with state laws and is authorized to transact insurance business in Ohio for the current year. As of December 31, 1947 its assets totaled 10,448,636.31 with liabilities 7,425,761.68, net assets 5,022,873.68, surplus 2,622,873.63, income 6,452,149.06, and expenditures 5,886,302.94. July 1, 1948 seal by W. Lee Shield.
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