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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1955
Page
7
Chef touts shrimp as the most popular shellfish and offers a quick easy stew recipe. Ingredients include shrimp celery green pepper onion MSG tabasco and rice with an egg yolk cream finish. Garnish options include almond meal and herbs.
An article touts a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, sold as Preparation H, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. It emphasizes multiple cases of reduction and offers a money back guarantee.
Dear Mary Haworth advice stresses balancing growth and safety for Carol a 16 year old. The father worries about two day college weekends while the mother favors allowing occasional college dances. The columnist urges open discussion focusing on trust prudence and protecting Carol’s development.
Dr. George vV Crane discusses Wendell H a 37 year old business executive with functional paralysis when signing in public. The solution focuses on breaking the mind body link via left hand writing, altering pen grip, physical cues, and outward focus to reduce self consciousness. A booklet offer follows.
A brief look at how given names cycle through eras reflecting social trends and cultural influences. The piece notes shifts from Ethels and Agneses to streamlined forms like Joan and Trina, with masculine names following slower changes.
Mary Haworth advises couples to discuss fears openly before Carol accepts weekend invitations. She suggests listing exact worries about letting her go and listening to a spouse’s responses to assess if it is a good risk, written through her Journal column guidance.
Fragmentary text discusses stair safety from loose treads and sturdy handrails to prevent falls. It shifts to a genealogy of names and a reflection on name popularity across generations, mentioning various personal names and a reminiscence of the Armistice of 1918.
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