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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
8
A vintage kitchen column shares a browned rice stuffing recipe using pre cooked rice with onion celery parsley and giblets optional. It also details duck preparation from giblet removal to roasting timing and a bevy of menu ideas for breakfast lunch and dinner.
To conserve fuel draw your window shades at night and keep them down until morning to insulate drafty windows. Vacuum rugs regularly to remove daily dust and back this with annual or semiannual professional cleanings for best results.
Mrs Ian D Sebald reports first week gains in Butler County Christmas Seal drive with boosts of 246 60 in Middletown and 990 32 in Hamilton Oxford and rural areas. Over 500 more return letters than last year, aiding tuberculosis control and annual chest x ray programs in schools.
A list of crossword style clues and clues answers forms a puzzle reference. It maps wordplay and definitions to a hybrid animal theme with items ranging from chemical symbols to place names and common prefixes.
The Butler County Children's Home in Hamilton asks residents of Hamilton Middletown and Oxford to aid 97 orphans with Christmas gifts. Gifts should avoid guns or funny books and support is via local depositaries Mrs Thomas Wilson and Mrs Donald Borne. The home will host a public Christmas to spare heartbreak among the children.
In a Journal advice column Mary Haworth cites letters from wives describing husbands delayed in seeking help for jealousy, noting custodial hospitalization outcomes. She warns readers to use local psychiatric clinics promptly and to write through The Journal.
A portrait of a florist who tends blooms year round and shares a love of plants. The piece praises his skill, devotion, and the fragrance of his shop, noting his dedication through winter as well as summer and the value of his work to customers. The author closes by praising the florist and the payment his trade earns.
A brief display notes a single 98 pound feed bag or 144 yards likely for sale or comparison. The line suggests a catalog style item with unit weight and length, indicating commodity sizing or packaging options commonly found in historical newspaper ads.
Marian Martin pattern 9244 features an 85 inch fabric apron with a sweetheart scalloped edge heart pockets and gay bias trim. Available in small medium and large with a Sew Chart illustrated guide. Send twenty five cents for pattern to News Journal Middletown Ohio and for Marian Martin Pattern Book send twenty cents.
Arch L. McFarland, 67, president of Wheeling Steel Corp for the past decade, died in a Wheeling hospital after suffering a heart attack ten days earlier. He had been in the steel business since 1905 and previously served as Wheeling’s vice president before becoming president.
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