No Cold Vaccine Helps Children With Frequent Colds
Dr Crook explains there is no true cold vaccine since the germ causes the common cold has never been isolated. Mixed cold shots show no consistent benefit. a blind study revealed similar improvement among both real and blank injections, leaving recurrence unchanged for frequent cold cases. If you have a CHILD CARE problem, write to this column.
Fashion pattern ad and weather notes in 1967 column
A mixed item compiles a sewing pattern listing for a sheath dress with front tucking and a tabbed collar, sizes and pricing details, plus a note on the Fall Winter 1967 Basic Fashion issue. It also mentions rainmaking questions and a Budapest calorie report comparing Hungarians to other nations.
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Overcoming Shyness in a Family Setting
Dr Ernest G Osborne outlines a gentle approach to help shy children adapt to visitors. Three year old Robin, initially wary of relatives, gains comfort through a photo album of relatives and stories. Before guests arrive, her mother introduces Robin to the visitor via the album and tales about them.
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Geometric and Floral Motifs Lead Home Fashion Trends
New York reports two strong home decor trends shaping interiors. Geometric patterns emphasize architectural clarity with bright contrasting colors, while floral daisy motifs offer a country garden, romantic revival. Both styles pair with bold pastels to suit modern rooms.
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Man To Man Predicts 1968 Fashion Puzzles
In a New York column, a light forecast for 1968 weighs fashion quirks. Turtlenecks for formal wear provoke debate, with some predicting rejection and others curious trend. naked leather shoes spark questions about mobility and morality, while wide ties may threaten the need for traditional shirts.
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Fashion Forecast for 1968 Menswear Trends
A commentary on shifts in footwear fabrics belts and buckles with Leather tones and tan hues in casual wear. It predicts limited appeal for naked leather and notes wider ties longer collars expanded jackets and textured patterns. The piece concludes that despite predictions men will stay conservatively dressed in 1968.
King Tiridales Named Armenia First Christian State
A 4th century royal decree by King Tiridales, noted by National Geographic, marks Armenia as the world s first Christian state. Tiridales is described as a steward of St Gregory.
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Sunglasses as Style Accessories Across Eras
Sunglasses evolved from functional eye protection to fashion statements for women. Styles include granny frames with gilded rims, ap art colors, wraparound one-piece designs, and natural simulated wood frames. Choices vary by use, outfit, and mood, reflecting good taste in eyewear fashion.
Tax protester dumps pennies to cover bill fearsome tag
In McMinnville Oregon Ted Lund a local farmer paid 915.25 in property taxes by dumping 41 524 pennies in WO bags weighing 325 pounds on the county assessor’s counter The article notes 1967 Vocational Rehabilitation Act amendments require states to provide rehab services to eligible disabled persons without proof of residence.
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