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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1960
Page
1
An old friend, a woman in her late thirties, shows rapid skin aging during a lunch. She dislikes nightly face creams, fearing pillow stains, while the narrator advises modern light moisturizers and nightly use to restore moisture and correct damage.
The article argues that knotty woods offer individuality in home décor, noting 50 woods exist for wall paneling and cabinetry. Unique grain, texture, and color create personal style. It highlights burl, mineral streaks, and peck marks for varied effects and asserts decorative rules are flexible and imaginative.
A fragment advises keeping clothing neat by brushing a dress after wearing it and before hanging to air. The tip emphasizes brushing to stay neat and fresh for next wear, likely from a home care instruction.
The foyer defines first impressions with unique benches tables and desks. Designers offer factory fresh pieces like carved atom benches and emerald silk quilted seals. A New Guinea wood desk adds a hall accent while a Canadian Provincial style display cabinet flares a pewter porcelain or glass collection.
A cautionary note advises Hair Change Gurls to vary their severe back tight hairstyles. Constant pulling from the forehead may worsen a receding hairline and suggests occasional re arranging of coiffure for healthier appearance.
Plan a cleaning day that dusts and polishes your look. Tie hair with a bandana, curl under a cap while you work, apply protective cream to hands and arms before painting, and use soap to remove grime from nails after. Schedule finish time for a relaxing bath, nails, and fragrance to signal a glamour job well done.
Light colors remain popular as outfits from gloves to dresses, now prized for easy laundering. Drip-dry fabrics make maintenance quick, and prices stay reasonable. Fabric gloves come in mid-arm to elbow lengths with short wrist-hugging styles, ideal for spring and summer dresses. White pairs are advised for frequent laundering after wear.
Lift fish meals from the humdrum by topping with two sauces. Heat tomato sauce with a pinch of pepper powder, pour over ash fillets, add drained corn for a balanced dish. Cream sauce partners well with fish but both tend to be bland. perk up with capers and lemon juice.
A historical note describes endless hair styling options beyond old patterned looks. It highlights creating unique coiffures, wrapping and piling hair, avoiding straight-down hangs, with Victorian side drapes and small hair-pieces adding versatility for spring.
American women favor cotton knits from office to tropics, with woolen knits following. The fashion road shows knits improving yearly in shape retention and design, now common in wardrobes. Summer knits reach business, travel, beach, and resort scenes in bright colors.
Some women who normally tolerate cosmetics may develop a slight allergy after long use. If this happens, switch brands and discard the current product. If symptoms persist, it may indicate a different issue not addressed by changing cosmetics.
Parents should assess not just facilities and activities but how counselors interact with children. The article argues that a counselor’s past status as a college athlete or campus leader is less important than demonstrated understanding, gentleness, and guidance. The key task for parents is to meet the director and staff to ensure they foster healthy emotional and social growth.
Readers learn that cosmetic items are now available today with options described as scented or unscented. The note highlights launch timing and product varieties for shoppers seeking fragrance choices.
Advice from Phyllis McGinley on marriage humorously reframed for readers. The piece, noted as appearing in a May Reader's Digest, promises practical tips about getting along with one specific man while acknowledging the broader challenges of spousal relations.
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