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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1953
Page
7
A Ruth Millett column advises a wife and her mother in law to resolve a two week visit by writing in advance, keeping temper, and proposing a brief stay. It suggests apologizing for arriving unannounced, letting the daughter in law plan and entertain, and agreeing to forget the quarrel if both sides move forward.
Sirloin advice from Chicago meat experts covers selecting top quality steak, portioning at 12 to 1/2 pound per person, cutting 1 to 2 inches thick, and storing briefly in waxed paper or foil. A broiling schedule for various thicknesses, garnishes, and a Tomorrow's Dinner menu accompany detailed timing and heat guidance.
Oklahoma City University honor student Ralph Willey kept a three year perfect attendance record despite his wife giving birth overnight. He reported to his 7:30 a.m. class on time, showing his dedication to study and punctuality.
An oil exploration crew nearly shipped 1 600 cases of canned food to Bolivia without can openers. A typist noticed the omission in the bills of lading, and twelve can openers were added to the cargo currently loading on a Port Houston freighter.
The article explains that oily skin requires internal help through diet and external care. It recommends avoiding greasy foods, stimulating blood flow with cold water, and using astringents sparingly. It advises frequent washing, either with soap and water or a cleansing lotion, and lists a glycerine camphor formula or tincture of green soap as options, noting cost and safety.
Seamless Misses pattern 9142 features a square neckline fitted bodice and easy skirt with pocket flaps. Includes complete Sew Chart and yardage for sizes 12 through 42. Send 35 cents, add 5 cents for first class mailing, to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. News Journal Middletown Ohio.
Maurine O. Bailey petitions for divorce from Hubert J. Bailey in Common Pleas Court Ohio on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Respond by Nov 21, 1953. if not, petition granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep. Deputy Norman G. Grevey. Attorney Edward H. Dell. Oct 6-13-20-27, Nov 3-10.
Mae Elizabeth Berkley of Barbourville Kentucky is notified that on October 23 1953 George Berkley filed for divorce in Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio case 70403 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She must answer by December 12 1953 or petition may be granted. Attorneys Norman G Grevey H O Finkelman and Fred Ross. Oct 27 Nov 3 10 17 24 Dec 1.
Holiday motifs in bright colors for iron on use on towels table linens scarves and home decor. Pattern 502 offers twelve designs in assorted sizes with mailing details from Middletown Ohio Journal and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book promotions for gifts and crafts.
Practical tips on personal grooming and care from vintage advice. Wear extra gloves for convenience and hygiene. Use warm water for washing clothes, part hair to look broader, and follow stain removal steps with ammonia and oxalic acid as needed.
Dear Mary Haworth shows a long marriage troubled by a volatile husband who insults, harms, and blames her for his problems. The column advises seeking outside support, counseling, and priestly or agency guidance to preserve her sanity and gain perspective. The exchange frames the husband as paranoid and resentful, urging professional help.
A playful note suggests using a baby’s first hairbrush as a complexion brush. It lasts indefinitely if properly cared for and dried to prevent bristle damage. It also contains a stray line about trimming every three weeks and tips on skin type.
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