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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1947
Page
8
A new home screening system uses electrified grids to kill flies at the entry point. The device, wired to a transformer, delivers a safe low current that destroys insects before they enter the house, claiming no harm to children or appliances. Priced around 60 dollars, it promises labor-free protection and reduced need for sprays or swatters.
Advice column excerpt discusses bridal headpieces for spring using floral and satin options. Readers ask about veiling with a floral halo or white tulle styles, plus guidance on wedding dress accessories and coordinating bouquets. A second note reviews weather and wardrobe tips for a Southern California summer trip, recommending navy and pale blue fabrics, wool dresses for mountains, and silk scarves.
Insulation advice to homeowners highlights do it yourself options for winter comfort and summer cooling. It explains that insulation won’t lower mortgage costs or buy a new car but improves livability by reducing extreme temperatures and saving energy. The article notes materials come in various sizes and prices per square foot, and suggests visiting a dealer for instructions and tips.
Article advocates a modern school for all children with richer resources, longer days, and year round operation. It argues funding must come from the whole district and nation, stressing that children belong to everyone and education is a national asset demanding tax support.
An old advertisement promotes a dress pattern for a lamb themed outfit with embroidery and sewing directions. It lists sizes, price options, and requests payment via coins or stamps, inviting readers to order from The Sew With Mice Brooky Needlework Bank in New York. It also mentions crochet, embroidery, knitting, and home decor designs with a free bib pattern.
Recipe fragment describes making apple salad with tart apples and chopped celery plus a mix of nuts. Toss with mayonnaise or creamy dressing to moisten, serve on crisp lettuce. Fragmentary text preserves core steps and suggested ingredients.
A bride contemplates whether to name her sister or closest friend as maid of honor. The discussion explores family dynamics and social expectations in selecting the honor, noting the sister may be the natural choice while the friend can serve as a confidant.
An article describes space saving kitchen inventions including a bantam electric range that fits half the space of standard models and interchangeable units for brewing and cooking surfaces. It highlights wall mounted magnetic tools, integrated safety features, a streamlined doughnut maker, and a three part pan that bakes atop a stove with steam venting.
The text extols tidy home organization, praising the homemaker who keeps shelves packed closely for quick access and endorsing the motto a place for everything and everything in its place. It emphasizes planning, dedicated storage for each family member, and continuous practice of good management to reduce clutter.
Health hints discuss rabies as a disease from infected saliva of dogs or cats. It outlines a containment program and the need to observe suspected animals rather than kill them, with wound care and cleansing guidelines for humans.
The article discusses rabies rising in the U S due to lax restraint and quarantine, urging annual dog vaccination, suggesting cat vaccines, and stressing physician veterinarian consultation for bites. It also notes skin tuberculosis confusion with varicose veins and cautions against self diagnosis.
A mother and others discuss keeping children quiet with radio listening and television limits. They argue parents can turn off the radio, limit video access, and manage spending and driving lessons to control a child’s behavior.
Maryland economists say using rainwater in the poultry house can reduce running costs or effort by a day. The report cites University of Maryland researchers noting water reuse for poultry housing improves efficiency and lowers handling time.
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