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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
8
Dear Mary Haworth offers guidance to a reader who, after an 18 month divorce, feels lonely and unable to form close ties. The columnist urges rooting relationships, self work, and spiritual practice, urging the seeker to become a thoughtful neighbor and to read Emmet Fox's Stake Your Claim.
In Los Angeles a group of fifty wives of union members hanged five union officials in effigy at Steamfitters Local 250 headquarters alleging discrimination in job dispatching. They displayed effigies including Peter Schoemann and four others, accusing union brass of rewarding out of town allies and political supporters. Union officers deny the accusations amid Local 250 supervision by the international union.
Manila reports arrival of a corn to rice machine designed by Robert J. Kauffman a Malden Mass attorney. Officials say the trailerable unit can feed about 25 000 people daily at roughly five cents per person as real rice shortages press for workable substitutes.
A basic jam note states that using 14 percent sugar with five pounds of peaches yields a couple of quarts of crushed fruit. The guidance emphasizes proportioning ingredients to reach the desired yield.
Ida Jean Kain explains that desirable weight varies by individual frame and muscle. A simple rule uses base pounds by height and adds per inch. fat, not weight itself, determines health risk. The piece gives examples with 5'4" figures and suggests requesting the Ideal Weight Chart for women.
Drain potatoes promptly after cooking to prevent water logging. Keep any leftovers covered and stored in a cold place until ready to use.
A 10 percent ounce can of minced clams, drained, may be mixed with a half pound package of cream cheese. Add lemon juice and finely grated onion to taste for use as a spread with crackers.
Youngstown Ohio veteran George R. Matres will retire Saturday after nearly 40 years with the Youngstown Vindicator. He joined in 1918 and held roles as telegraph editor news editor and managing editor before becoming chief editorial writer in 1936.
A store highlights wide-mouth glass jars for storing fruit juices and other liquids with tight-fitting tops. Available in pint and quart sizes.
A brisk exhortation urges readers to join in exercise rather than watch. It argues active participation keeps one slim and youthful, promoting personal health and vigor through regular physical activity.
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