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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
3
A parent asks how to end rocking at sleep for a nine month old. The doctor advises setting a sleep routine so the child learns to fall asleep alone by six to nine months, warns against ongoing nightly rocking, notes potential emotional impact, and suggests consulting a doctor about a bedtime sedative to ease transition.
Dr Ernest G Osborne advises that children seek mothers first but fathers must join in. Mrs LeMay started jotting Timmy questions for Dad to answer, posting them on a family bulletin board. Fathers can read bedtime stories, supervise baths, and share weekend activities, showing kids they have two parents.
A teen asks how to handle liking a girl who still favors her old boyfriend who moved away years ago. Advice suggests letting the absent lover be the other man and that absence may strengthen feeling. Another reader asks if a girl can invite a boy to dinner. answer says it is proper with parental approval and supervision.
Cover story highlights luxurious velvety blankets with nylon flocking on polyurethane offering soft touch, stain resistance, machine washability, and ten color options in multiple sizes. Fiberwoven blankets weave fibers directly into fabric for heirloom inspired bedspreads. Alarm blankets feature a built in clock to auto shut off after set times. Thermals, including Acrilan blends, remain popular non allergenic options. Prospective buyers urged to compare appearance performance and price.
Vivian Brown presents a seven month bride advising young marrieds on blending into small town like communities around workplaces and bases. She urges mixing with neighbors, coworkers, and locals, avoiding snobbery, sharing compliments, joining activities, and welcoming movers to ease adjustment.
A brief guide advises cleaning leather items with saddle soap using a damp sponge. Rub gently to lather, then dry and buff for a bright finish. The tips emphasize careful handling to maintain leather luster and durability.
For the woman who has dodged sun, time outdoors or even without sun will deepen skin tone. You likely need makeup adjustments to flatter a darker complexion. As sun grows stronger, makeup appears heavier and last winter’s foundation and eye shadow can make the face look masklike in warm weather.
New autumn jewelry showcases bold ring styles with distinctive stones and finishes. Pink coral, topaz, amethysts, garnets, turquoise, opals and Tahitian pearls appear in gold settings with antique textures and frosty green hues. Sapphires rubies and emeralds accent bright enamel and brushed gold while cabochon cuts and multiple textures trend.
Summer storage tips advise a door or wall shoe bag for air drying after wear. Reserve shoe boxes for rarely worn pairs and keep tools dry. Clean medicine cabinets remove pills, check replacements, and discard unlabeled or dried medicines. Small rugs should align with furniture for proper layout.
Instructions advise wrapping two tight rubber bands around a wet cleanser can an inch apart to prevent slipping. The grip makes it easier to hold onto the can when wet.
A clipping discusses mini skirts shaping teen behavior, claiming the fad quiets girls and alters manners. It argues mothers feared reputational harm, but approves as girls learn to sit still wait patiently and move with grace, while boys show greater gallantry. The piece ends suggesting the trend may fade but habits endure.
Paris fashion houses reveal varied approaches to black chic with belts in leather and gold chain details. Daywear favors boxed collars, high necks, and length adjustments, while skirts stay fluid and wide through bias cuts and godets, flaring below the belt. Coats and topcoats echo the silhouette with umbrella-style flare at Castillo and in designs from Dior, Castillo, and Patou.
Features a scoopy necked jumper labeled No.8333 with Patt-O-Rama i in sizes 6 to 14 years. Includes yardage for jumper and blouse. To order, send 50 cents plus 15 cents for mail and handling to Sue Burnett, The Troy Record, New York. Get the Fall Winter 67 Basic Fashion issue for 50 cents.
Fashion notes from Paris highlight boyish haircuts as a winter collection trend. The piece links the styling change to current shows and hints at broader beauty ideas prominent in Paris fashion circles.
A fragmented passage describes winter in the U S and Nika Ricci's girls with short boyish haircuts. It notes six new mame quins and mentions Twiggy hairdos with a rubber band used to mark a book page.
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