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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1956
Page
7
Dear Mary Haworth advises a 32 year old unmarried woman torn between two would be suitors Bob and John. The column counsels realistic expectations and urges choosing a compatible partner rather than chasing an unreachable ideal.
Use favorite pancake mix with one beaten egg yolk and extra milk to thin batter. Fry in well heated griddle, fold, and serve three per person with hot buttered maple syrup. Maple syrup heated with butter. cinnamon stick and cloves flavor cherry sauce for cottage pudding.
The article promotes a simple safe driver diet to prevent fatigue and highway hypnosis with nonalcoholic drinks, fruit juice, soup, and steady meals. It advises regular breaks, chewing gum, walking, and water intake. A Monday dinner menu features oyster bisque, scalloped chicken, tossed salad, waffles, and a seafood cream sauce.
An essay discusses pumpkin pie as a simple, unadorned emblem of harvest. It contrasts whipped and plain cream debates, recalls family secrets for crust and spice, and describes the pie’s appearance and the festive use at Thanksgiving without endorsing any single method.
Dr. Crane muses on dogs trained to detect diseases by scent, citing a bird dog's reaction to a past friend and envisioning medico detective dogs for cancer, diabetes, and epilepsy. He invites letters and suggests research avenues for PhD theses.
ENUMCLAW Wash Kenneth Huber a widower with ten children married Adele Zane a widow this week. The union brings together a large blended family as the couple start their life together with the extended brood.
Advice suggests not peeling garlic before using a crusher to allow pulp to emerge naturally and make cleaning easier afterward. The tip notes the press cleans more readily when the garlic remains unpeeled during crushing.
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