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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
4
A reader asks if a one year old chewing a white lacquered baby bed could be harming her. Experts suggest checking paint ingredients, sanding off paint, and noting possible gut sensitivity. A side note warns about rectal thermometer risks and offers a mimeographed sheet on proper technique.
A mother reflects on parenting essentials emphasizing security from parental love, leading by example, strict politeness to adults, support for teachers and community discipline, daily chores, guiding teens, setting limits, preventing sass, church involvement, and trust in doing right. Strong emphasis on loving, respectful, consistent parenting practices.
Dr. Fritz Redl, renowned educator and psychologist, will keynote the Albany Home For Children fall institute on Wednesday September 14. The day features a 10 a.m. registration, a 10 45 a.m. lecture, a noon luncheon and open house, and an afternoon of workshops on emotionally disturbed children and related topics.
Describes a versatile jumper and blouse set for sizes 10 to 20 with busts 31 to 40. Includes fabric yardage for jumper and blouse and ordering details. Advertisement by SUE BURNETT in The Troy Record inviting 50 cent pattern orders and 10 cent extra for first class mailing. Also promotes Basic FASHION magazine Fall/Winter ’66.
A Q A excerpt from Jean Adams teen column with etiquette tips on rejecting a date kindly and a mother’s concern about casual fashion choices. The guidance urges tact and honest phrasing and notes that daughters may adopt casual styles like perfumes and accessories.
Edmund Adsit is a patient at St. Clare's Hospital in Schenectady. Mrs. Henry Bruso of Grooms Road recovers at home after returning from Ellis Hospital in Schenectady. Mrs. Ann Gullotto of Freeman Lane in Clifton Park convalesces at home after Leonard Hospital Troy treatment for a head injury from a yard fall on Aug. 15.
Sears beauty adviser Daniel Landric visiting Sears of Colonie stresses cleansing and proper makeup as key to a polished look. He and Walter Albert urge daily ten minute routines, rinsing after baths, and learning to look glamorous without overdoing makeup.
Split and chipped fingernails can be mended at home. Nail hardeners claim to perform the cure by strengthening nails during a simple at home manicure.
A columnist argues nuns should keep traditional habits to avoid frightening boys in first grade. He claims fear engages boys and teaches more than affection, noting boys are surrounded by women from birth and that a nun's habit is hard to ignore, potentially aiding learning.
The piece argues for a balance between structured activities and relaxed time for children. It emphasizes that idle moments allow thinking and exploration, while still encouraging social interaction and tried activities to sustain interest.
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