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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1960
Page
5
An article by Ida Jean Kain links posture to dieting success, arguing that compliments and a confident stance boost morale during weight loss. It provides chair exercises and a floor routine to tighten abdominal and girdle muscles, urging readers to request the booklet Get A Lift With Posture.
The modern snap bean differs from its ancestors. It was once aptly called string bean due to its stringy texture.
Dr George Crane explains four year old Bobby regressed to bedwetting after the birth of a younger brother. The boy, once dominant, seeks parental attention lost to the intruder, a common response in siblings when family dynamics shift.
Advice warns that children and even adults seek attention through misbehavior to gain parental notice. It cites adults bending rules, like teetotalers drinking, to draw concern and notes jealousy between siblings when a baby enters the home. It urges proactive love and early guidance for the firstborn.
Dear Mary Haworth, a mother expresses bitterness over her son Dick's interfaith marriage to Ann. She questions her own failure to influence the match while acknowledging her resentment and emotional distress. the adviser urges spiritual balance and psychiatric help to heal the family rift.
Ida Bailey Allen recounts a dining car voyage aboard the Mistral the fast train in France. The article describes the journey toward Dijon in search of Honey Cake and outlines meals with hors d oeuvres a filet of flounder roast beef and varied French dishes aboard the dining cars of the National Railroads of France. It notes lunch prices around 3 dollars per person without wine and mentions a cheaper luncheon option.
An advertisement offers a booklet by Dr Crane on stopping bed wetting. Readers are asked to enclose a stamped return envelope, a 4 cent stamp, and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs. The note instructs sending to Dr Crane in care of the newspaper.
The text notes that beyond medicine, maintaining cleanliness boosts a patient’s spirits. It emphasizes keeping the patient clean with face and hands washed, neat hair, fresh pajamas, and daily bed linen changes to aid recovery.
Cooking bacon over very low heat yields white drippings that can season green vegetables. This method preserves fat and infuses flavor into greens without high heat.
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