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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1955
Page
7
A reader describes two married partners attracted to each other yet committed to staying with their spouses. The advice urges open personal discussion with a confidante, constructive self expression, and seeking guidance from a mental hygiene clinic, while avoiding divorce or living apart.
Hosiery advice suggests bold smooth stockings or thick socks can make legs appear rounder. It emphasizes weight and seamless texture to flatter the legs, noting effects on thin calves and ankles.
Self polishing wax can be removed with warm soapy water. Clean off all old wax before applying a fresh coat to woodwork.
Olive Z a 32 year old school teacher asks Dr Crane if civilization advances. The piece discusses fear and superstition, the childhood roots of cowardice, and a superstition test including 13 tables rooms and Friday the 13th. It links belief in luck to mob violence in Mexico.
In a travel magazine series on the most fashionable women abroad Margaret Latrobe notes Spain's best dressed including Aline Griffith Conde de Quintanilla. The writer questions American superiority and urges diplomatic care in referencing foreign elegance while praising American wives abroad.
A column discusses how color transforms appearance, citing an apricot-stole that brightened a plain woman by enhancing complexion and hair. It notes the need for a wardrobe shift around the color, and mentions blue brightening another woman's gray eyes.
Open fires and a Travelers Lunch at Cooper Inn in Cooperstown highlight Cheddar cheese soup as a favored dish. The menu features varied soups and sandwich pairings, with recipes and dessert options included in the dining room scene.
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski, 31, obtained a Mexican divorce from conductor Leopold Stokowski in Juarez. The case ends their marriage after years of public attention and separation.
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