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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
7
Readers seek aluminum tumbler cleaning tips. Heloise prescribes boiling aluminum pieces in warm water with cream of tartar, then gentle scrubbing. Also notes moving tips with disposable sheets and fabric scraps for packing prior to moving.
A feature discusses dress sizes, waist measurement importance, and how pounds between sizes vary by size range. It includes a waist-toning exercise and instructions to request more information from Ida Jean Kain at the newspaper. Also includes a sheriff's sale notice for Butler County with a court sale date in 1962 and property at 1715 Orchard Street.
Ida Bailey Allen reports a luncheon scene featuring a waiter in regalia presenting a boxed duck aspic centerpiece from Luchow's Restaurant. The chef praises the dish as a glamorous addition toBuffet offerings, highlighting a refined autumn luncheon setting and high culinary flair.
A 6 pound duckling is prepared with vegetables and spices for a refined aspic dish, while a separate column discusses Dr. George W. Crane addressing Tommy D a foster child. The piece notes informing foster children early about adoption and love as the bond, along with a call for Crane’s booklet Facts About Pregnancy & Foster Children.
A practical tip suggests lining laundry room cabinets and shelves with adhesive-backed plastic in bright colors or bold prints to quickly refresh the space.
The waistline serves as the true gauge for dress size as garments are tailored at the waist, making fit the decisive factor in how a gown or outfit appears. The statement emphasizes that measurements at the waist determine overall sizing beyond other dimensions.
Plain instruction notes a method to restore freshness by soaking vegetables for an hour in cold water mixed with a small amount of vinegar or lemon juice. The tip emphasizes a simple, quick salvage step for kept produce.
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