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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
28
A lively piece explains how a warm smile improves appeal and links dental hygiene to confidence. It highlights prehistoric brushes, modern automatic devices with gum massage, and the role of brushing after meals with emphasis on gum margins and hitting edge. A balanced diet and calcium intake support healthy teeth and gums.
Regular visits to your dentist help prevent vitamin B and C deficiencies and protect oral health. Safeguard your smile with preventive care and professional cleanings to maintain healthy gums and teeth.
Pattern item from Palla-Rama No 8364 offers a sheath and jacket set in sizes 10 through 20 with busts 31 to 40 inches. Includes fabric yardage: dress three yards of 35 inch and jacket four yards. Customer to send coins or SGc, name address, and 50 cents for an additional pattern book.
The U S embassy radioed warnings to more than 209 American missionaries in the northeast Congo to seek refuge in Uganda as a Communist backed rebellion spreads. The note said the situation is serious with rebels massing near Bukavu and reports of unrest spilling into Rwanda and nearby towns.
The Right Rev. James A. Pike argues prayer is more than an SOS and shapes daily living. A Reader's Digest feature in September invites readers to explore living moments under God and with intention.
Fashion observers note that ensembles popular this fall combine two or three piece suits with sleeveless vests or shells. The trend blends traditional tailoring with modern layering, shaping campus style across several colleges.
New York UPI reports chef James Moore at the High School of Commerce says spaghetti and meat balls top the teen menu, with burgers pizza and sloppy Joe also popular. He notes students eat quickly on spaghetti days and cites Boys Clubs of America's David Wynn agreeing the dish is widely liked.
A health column urges households to stop using shared drinking glasses to curb contagion. It cites studies showing most respiratory infections start with children and spread in large families, recommending paper cup dispensers and individual use. Also included are Italian pasta recipe tips from Vincent S. La Rosa and Chef Moore for spaghetti with meatballs and boss sauce.
Protect your home this fall from carpet beetles and silverfish. Carpet beetles hide under carpet edges, baseboards, and upholstery. spray under rugs, behind cushions, and in corners. Silverfish stalk chests, closets, bookshelves, and near heat or moisture. spray twice yearly into moldings, chests, window trims, and cracks until surfaces are wet.
A Christmas gathering of former high school classmates discusses why many college freshmen revert to late nights and partying. Mary Thompson argues that stricter parental control leads to more youth acting out, while trusting teens may avoid late hours and risky behavior.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss footwear at a World's Fair, partial phrases about shoes and walking ease. Mentions solutions for odors and stains, including vinegar washes for perfumation stains and unspecified cosmetics. May reference arm or finger cleanliness and cuticle remover. Contains several garbled words and names.
Women are urged to prune their wardrobes as summer nears, discarding items unlikely to be worn this year while keeping cherished pieces. A light summer option is lemon sherbet with chilled apple satise, offering a cooling treat.
A puzzling report notes uneasy bladder symptoms linked to a character called Good-Time Charlie and mentions various medical-sounding terms and possible effects. The text reads like a garbled OCR with fragmented phrases and unclear connections, making specific details hard to confirm.
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