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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
11
The article discusses how fat loss slows at a weight plateau and outlines three remedies: briefly reducing calories to 800 for two days, increasing protein intake, and boosting exercise. It notes mood aids and emphasizes three meals daily to sustain metabolism, with protein driving the highest metabolic rise.
Dear E P advises seeking professional family counseling to address the conflict with her husband and his mother. The counselor suggests postponing major changes until after the upcoming birth and arranging a session with the local Family Service Agency to gain perspective and plan a new living arrangement.
An Escanaba visit to the House of Ludington features chef Pat Hayes and a wedding breakfast inspired dish Roast Squab on Cantaloupe. The recipe uses squab, cantaloupe, peaches, bacon, stock and spices baked at 400 then 325 degrees for a glossy main course.
Scoop cantaloupe halves seed pulp and level bases then bake 15 minutes. Nestle roast squab in each shell and bake 5 more minutes. Garnish with parsley and fruit. Plate with asparagus tips and baked potatoes. Menu lists tossed salad lamb chops and cranberry relish.
Dr George W Crane recalls Joan S a six year old who cried home from school claiming her teacher lied because the room was crowded and she did not receive a promised present The piece cites Dr Henry H Goddard noting his work translating the Binet Simon scale and coining the term moron It urges clearer language in psychology and critique of verbose teaching and preaching methods and ends with a parable on self assessment for teachers
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