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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
8
Heloise suggests inexpensive Halloween treats for children. Popcorn balls, made with syrup and cooled, are fun to make and easy to share. She offers a step by step method and variations to suit flavors and colors.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses vocational guidance for a 20 year old considering medical school or dental college. He explains differences between physicians and dental surgeons and notes how patients present in practice.
The piece defines American cuisine as a blend from native ingredients such as cornmeal pumpkins cranberries and seafood mixed with adaptations from British Dutch French German and Scandinavian settlers. It highlights regional cuisines like New England Pennsylvania Dutch Southern Creole Midwest and Southwest and outlines a sample October menu and budget options.
Caura Wher for Model Doll promotes a knit wardrobe set for an 11 2 inch teen model doll with pulky sweater slacks gown coat hat cape jacket blouse and skirt. Price 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing and handling. Send to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio Journal Needlecraft Dept New York NY. 1964 catalog ad urges purchase of over 20 designs for 25 cents each.
AP reports Daily Mirror columnist Cassandra suggests naming Britain’s planned transatlantic liner the Winston Churchill. She argues Churchill would appeal to Americans, contrasting royal sentiment with American admiration for the leader. The Cunard Line chair, Sir John Brocklebank, notes past name ideas from Victoria to Kennedy. The piece also briefly lists a kitchen tip about shelling peanuts.
A reader laments high taxes across federal, state, city, and sales levies and notes the impact on family finances including sending a son to college. The column replies with a list of public services funded by taxes and defends living in a taxed nation.
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