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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1957
Page
7
Ida Bailey Allen presents a nutrition focused menu with high protein oats and budget friendly items. Oatmeal described as growth promoting among cereals and a raisin nut oatmeal cookie recipe is shared along with a tomato rice soup and broccoli chiffonade as part of tomorrow’s dinner. The chef endorses raisin-nut oat cookies and notes the cookies are delicious.
Medical article explains bacterial versus viral meningitis, age influences causes, symptoms, and the need for lumbar puncture to confirm diagnosis. Visualizes blood-borne spread to brain, its varied presentation, and early use of broad antibiotics before specific germs are identified.
This article lists foods allowed on a low sodium diet including cereals, eggs, meats, fish, vegetables, fruits, breads, fats, desserts, and beverages. It notes white meat over dark, limited liver, and provides examples of unsalted items and sodium-free baking options.
Dr. George W Crane discusses Bill, a father torn by guilt after his wife bears a mentally defective son. The piece argues parental actions and divine punishment are not causes, noting Mongoloid children occur in normal families and stressing medical explanations over superstition. Follow-up promised in tomorrow’s Case Record.
Dear Mary Haworth, I write about a family with two sons, one gifted and a joy, the other troubled by withdrawal from age ten. The mother wonders if giftedness affected treatment, but the reply says the issue lies in balanced parental care and accepting natural differences between boys. The columnist notes life holds mixings of happiness and trials and commends impartial parenting.
The columnist discusses coping with contrasting temperaments and conflicts between egos. It urges delaying hostile reflexes, practicing considerate exchange, and recognizing mutual tolerance as key. It notes parental peace with differing children and invites readers to write Mary Haworth via the paper.
Burlington residents hear the city clock again after repairs by a Harrisburg firm. The mechanism now sounds only from seven to midnight, ending a year and a half of nightly loud banging that disturbed homes and hotels.
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