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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1956
Page
9
A columnist muses on etiquette for awkward foods such as oysters corn and ribs. The piece celebrates practical techniques and a two page stamp of approval in a November issue, urging confident casual dining and plenty of napkins.
Dear Mary Haworth advises Martha, a 45 year old divorcée living with her mother, to avoid pressuring her to change her social habits. The reply cites Aldous Huxley and urges acceptance of Martha’s contentment, promoting happiness through living in the moment and teaching by example rather than nagging.
To make dry breadcrumbs, cut bread into slices and dry slowly atop the warming oven. Roll in a cloth bag on a board, sift, and re roll coarse crumbs. Keep crumbs for a few days. Six slices at one third inch thick yield about one cup of fine crumbs.
A brief kitchen tip suggests cooking Swiss chard with a bouillon cube and a teaspoon of tomato paste in enough water to simmer. The guidance emphasizes simple flavoring for a quick greens dish.
Ida Bailey Allen reports Camp Fire Girls train to babysit for mothers voting next Tuesday. Older members offer care to allow young mothers to cast ballots, with girls aged 15 to 18 trained in home craft, cooking, and child care. The text also includes a Sunday dinner menu and recipes such as Fruit Acumen alluding to a dinner course, saladettes, and Mimosa potatoes.
Dr L W Hess formerly head of Hillsdale College psychology conducts an applied psychology experiment with students who pick favorite chapters from Psychology Applied. Among top choices is Jesus the World's Greatest Applied Psychologist, reflecting rising youth religious idealism and church involvement nationwide.
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