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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1955
Page
9
Ida Bailey Allen presents a cottage cheese eggplant bake inspired by Italian cooking. The recipe layers fried eggplant with cottage cheese and tomatoes, topped with crumbs and butter, baked until browned, then served with a fresh tomato cucumber relish and a seasonal dessert.
Dr Roy E Hoke argues entrenched habits block progress from typewriter keyboards to military and industrial design. He compares key layout inertia to reluctance to adopt air power over cavalry and to abandon outdated brakes, suggesting consumer hurts yet social pressure preserves old systems.
A New healing substance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case reports claim noticeable shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, with availability as suppository or ointment.
A small word game explains a daily fortune puzzle. It uses the length of your first name, adjusts by a rule to create a key number, then scans a rectangle from the upper left to read letters under checked figures to reveal a message.
A readers-note column mocks old fashioned gender norms urging women to avoid showing strength. It praises Joan Rhodes as the world’s strongest woman while lampooning a publicity stunt for career women and cautions women to let men perform heavy lifting.
A reader seeks marriage prospects at age thirty, living with a ailing mother in the country. The advisor urges constructive thinking, faith, and practical steps to improve social skills, including learning to drive and joining mixed company through activities, to foster personal change and eventual happiness.
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