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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
4
A aunt writes about her 10 year old nephew who is 48 inches tall and 50 pounds. Doctors found nothing wrong and suggest a pediatric endocrinologist if worry persists. The piece notes most short children are healthy and advises reassurance and coping with teasing while highlighting historical examples of small individuals achieving success.
Sue Burnett advertises Fall and Winter 70 Basic Fashion Book patterns priced at 65 cents each including postage. Readers send coin payment to Sue Burnett at Troy Record, 1150 Avenue of Americas, New York NY 10036 with name address zip code style number and size for first class mailing.
San Francisco report from the California Medical Association warns the common housefly poses a serious health threat. Flies can spread dysentery typhoid fever tuberculosis and other illnesses through contaminated surfaces and waste. Preventive steps include keeping homes clean wrapping garbage and protecting food from exposure.
Mary Manse College in Toledo Ohio promotes Joan Hill to dean after 11 years as student teacher and administrator. Hill, first lay woman in the post, leads 650 students and a mixed faculty while guiding a three year curriculum revision and plans for a 2000 education focus.
Jean Adams answers teen queries about body shape and weight focusing on steady exercise and time for middle section changes. The columnist also counsels a NYC teen on seeking attention through schoolwork clubs and hobbies to avoid self harm or drug thoughts.
Frances Reynolds a 6 foot 2 tall woman in her 30s in Tampa Florida says she likes being tall. She piles her blond hair high and wears high heels to emphasize her height and believes tall women look younger and carry a stately aura.
In Miami, women speed through Miami International Airport with distinctive markers on bags. Red satin bows, purple yarn, pink roses, painted stripes and bold emblems help identify luggage quickly.
LUBBOCK Texas AP The first doctoral candidate in agricultural sciences at Texas Tech University is a woman Margaret Briley. She earned a UT bachelor's in food and nutrition and a master’s in human nutrition and now pursues a Ph.D in animal nutrition. She notes the link between animal and human nutritional research and potential cross benefits.
Steven Houston Judd becomes the fifth generation to wear a hand-made christening dress of batiste with tucking and lace at Whitfield Estate Presbyterian Church. The gown was crafted by his great great-grandmother, Mrs. Ann Morehead Houston.
A top scientist links the American housewife’s easy care fabrics to a water pollution debate. Dr. Hugh G. Bryce of 3M suggests a stain release chemical built into fabrics to release stains in water, reducing phosphate and enzyme detergent reliance. He notes professional application and mill level finishes are key.
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Instructions advise soaking heavily soiled knit garments in concentrated detergent. For oil stains like collar rings or salad oil spills first apply a dry clean solvent, then use concentrated detergent before washing in the normal manner.
In Pueblo Colorado AP reports Mrs. Katherine Jerman a lifelong musician born into a musical family. She began on tamburitzas Croatian instruments crafted by her father and performed at the Chicago World Fair in 1892 with her father and four sisters. Married to composer Matt Jerman she has nine children who share the family music tradition. She retains four stringed instruments made by her father in 1890.
Cooks lay paper towels on work counters to catch spills and crumbs during the cake icing step.
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