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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1950
Page
7
Gaynor Maddox outlines budget friendly meals planned from market reports and local supplies. Recipes emphasize color variety for balanced nutrition. Featured dishes include chicken fricassee with rice and cod fish cakes with tomato sauce. Sweet potato puff and tomorrow's menus add economical options with coffee and milk.
Advice column recounts a married man Jock, his wife Effie, and Effie's sister in a complex entanglement. The writer and Burl face potential divorce, while the sister pursues Jock. guidance urges restraint, counseling a careful talk with Jock, consideration of Burl’s choices, and avoiding meddling while seeking personal clarity.
Ruth Millett advises parents and their 20 year old daughter. The piece pairs a reader letter urging wake up guidance with an Ohio Middletown ordinance excerpt on school bus safety. The ordinance requires vehicles to stop at least ten feet from stopped buses, load at right side of the street, and impose fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for violations. The text notes the adoption date October 1950 and is signed by Francis Carmody, chair.
Carol Douglas outlines practical steps for aging hair, noting gray hair is not an illness but a color change. She recommends cream shampoos and rinses, cold wave perms, towel drying, and salt peroxide treatments to curb yellowing, plus a blue rinse to enhance gray shine.
In a tale of murder and motive Aunt Maggie Thorne is killed after seeking to cut two nephews from her will and leave most of her estate to companion Leeana Thorne. Leeana and Jasper face suspicion as Sondra seeks credence, while Deputy Sheriff Matt Preston questions alibis and eye witnesses as fear and tension mount in the household.
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