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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
7
A nutrition focused piece by Gaynor Maddox explains using canned grapefruit to maintain vitamin C intake while cutting food costs. It includes a grapefruit ring mold recipe with grapefruit sections, juice, gelatin and olives, plus serving ideas with salad greens and cottage cheese with garlic pepper for a light, citrus bright meal.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast options including melon ready to eat cereal country sausage and fried apple rings with enriched toast and coffee. Luncheon features chicken noodle soup grape fruit ring mold cottage cheese and sour cream with rolls and tea. Dinner offers stuffed flank steak mashed potatoes buttered beans bread and green apple pie with coffee.
A concise lunch idea combines sardine mash with dill pickle, mustard, and mayonnaise. Use about four ounces of sardines per sandwich, mix in finely diced pickle, a teaspoon of mustard, and a touch of mayonnaise for flavor.
A teen reader asks how to help her parents who have lived 30 years in conflict. Mary Haworth explains the father’s deep seated perfectionist and neurotic patterns, suggests professional help, and notes the mother’s depressive cycles.
A promotional note invites readers to send twenty cents for Pattern 908 and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. It touts crochet and knitting charts, photos, and concise directions, offering chair set patterns and home decoration ideas with a free pattern inside the book.
Edith Flood former Ede Fry inherits 51 percent of Frey & Company with brothers Jeff and Myron owning the rest. Her husband Peter Flood is divorcing in Reno. Executive Dan Reagan asks for marriage. Ede has not answered. Lyons Bread threatens to sever ties over unsuitable campaigns, but Ede calls the bluff and wins. Pat Vernon jokes about celebrating such a client moment.
After Ede Frey spoke, Mr Lyons hedged and offered another chance, but Frey rejected it stating their position was firm. She praised their own campaigns and rejected the agency's selections, insisting they could not proceed with more.
A Ruth Millett discussion argues wives influence husbands by respect rather than childlike control. It contends men seek adult treatment elsewhere when at home they are bossed or babied. The piece links marital tension to attraction to others who treat men as equals.
Maintenance notes include shellac joints to prevent discoloration and liquid penetration. Replace flickering fluorescent bulbs to save energy and protect eyesight. Nail enamel on salt shaker tops prevents rust, then unclog holes with a needle. Add butter to boiled vegetables to reduce splatter and boost flavor. Store books away from heat and light to protect bindings. Remember to turn off irons before answering doorbells or phones to avoid accidents.
Jeff Frey takes a brief vacation after an unexpected invitation from Mr. Northcott for a weekend cruise. Reagan and Ede discuss possible ax grinding while meeting Northcott at the East River mooring. Gil Summerfield appears aboard, mentioning a long‑standing college link and renewed acquaintance with Northcott as the Romanoff dynasty is noted in the background.
Alice Hart describes friction mitts as European beauty aids for circulation, skin smoothness, and muscle relaxation. Used from toes to shoulders in upward strokes, they promote restful sleep, leaving a fragrant aura when complemented by cologne. Mitts combine goat hair horse hair and rough wool for exfoliating massage.
The note suggests adding savory to green snap beans with butter salt and pepper. It also highlights basil as an especially delicious herb with tomatoes.
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