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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1959
Page
9
Color and material trends shape lamp design across 40 styles. Walnut, natural fibers, wicker and marble appear in walls or tables, with glass basket-like textures. New lighting concepts emphasize sculpted metals and softened curves in brass fixtures, reflecting a shift toward mixed materials and warm tones.
An article discusses Dr. Robert Goldenson and experts promoting reading readiness. It covers using stories to develop observation and thinking with children, suggesting parents read aloud and play simple games to sharpen wits. It cites a new book urging parents to guide children through stories and games to build early literacy skills.
A fragment notes necklaces described as Brice Crowlal and Hewuwlifal colors are more expensive than usual pastels. It mentions a high priced necklace of crystals in olive green and sail with glittering gall beads.
A garbled note requests sending a sweater to dry cleaners. It mentions washing sweaters, seniors, tags and instructions, and paying for a dressing with some service stars. The readable facets show confusion over care labels and service quality.
The article describes new reinforced plastic panels praised for strength and translucency, suitable for many applications. Lightweight construction, weather resistance, and versatile uses in siding and decorative installations are highlighted. Contact information is provided for orders and further details through James Nawhins, with a note on a stamped envelope for replies.
A garbled record discusses nylon carpet development, praising nylon weave and durability. It notes blends with rayon, early carpet styles, and later improvements with quality backing. The piece references main areas and household use while touting long wear.
A fashion note from New York designers reports a continental silhouette reshaping men’s suiting. Chairman Bohlin and Rablin praise the new lines as slimming, smarter, and more sophisticated, urging American men to adopt the shaped jacket and slim front.
A reader report notes snacks and crackers contribute to weight gain as families snack before bedtime. The erratic eating patterns and junk food intake impact monthly health measures, with concerns about calories and appetite control.
A 1930s style warning argues makeup myths and dangers of cosmetics. It claims rouge can suppress anemia symptoms and smooth skin, while noting many women still appear ghostly. The piece discusses trends toward porcelain complexions and cautions that makeup is a deceptive art rather than true beauty.
An old fashion advertisement urges readers to avoid wearing dark glasses indoors and to consider practical lingerie and patterns for spring and summer. It promotes pattern numbers and mailing details, promising comfortable wear and tailored fit for seasonal wardrobes.
Fashion notes praise shirtwaist dresses as versatile silhouettes for women, highlighting fabrics from dark cottons to sheer textiles for day and evening wear. The article describes empire lines and classic cuts as timeless, with bold accessories and costume jewelry, and notes the season’s trend toward dotted patterns and eye catching details while urging practical style.
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