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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1957
Page
7
Nutrition talk on canned fish benefits and a Chef’s Salmon Pie recipe. Includes steps for salmon pie filling, bean and vegetable sides, and hints on using fish oil for health, with canned fish varieties listed and simple prep tips.
A vintage sewing pattern notice offers Marian Martin pattern 9183 for a Liz jumper with printed directions. The Worry Clinic column discusses juvenile delinquency Terry L aged 12 from a respectable home, linking family dynamics and sexual ignorance to criminal behavior and urging parental guidance resources.
A fashion column advises pale skin remains striking in winter. Emphasize contrast with deep blues greens and rich browns, plus dual finish makeup for a satin look. Highlight eyes with defined liner and lighter powder to keep a pale, polished effect.
M Sergeant Marvin Wells of the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea is assigned to Company C of the 19th Infantry. His wife Helen resides at 148 Hickory Street and his mother Mrs Gladys Wells lives in Excelle. Wells previously belonged to the 24th Division and entered the Army in September 1944, last stationed at Fort Rucker Alabama. Russell H. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Miller of 1613 First Ave, also serves in the 1st Cavalry in Korea as a gunner in Company C of the 19th Infantry, after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood in June 1956.
A vintage cookbook style note describes making French toast with two tablespoons of molasses per half cup milk and egg. It suggests seasoning cream of chicken soup with curry powder and garnishing each serving with a sprig of parsley.
A playful description details ice cream sandwiches made by placing a scoop between thin slices of pound cake and eating them like sandwiches.
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