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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
3
The Boston trial over Passgurel shows advocates of population control by any means, while California envisions lab births to boost population. The piece laments shifting norms as media and society debate marriage, parenting, and the idea of future generations as engineered, predicting fewer but supposedly better offspring and less human fun.
A compact note presents Pattern No. 6274 PATT O-RAMA in sizes 10 to 20 with bust 31 inches and pricing, plus an offer for Fall Winter 67 fashion issue copies. It shifts to home care advice, recommending powdered sugar for meringue, stain removal on cork flooring, and wax polishing guidance.
Dr Ernest G Osborne recounts a large family the Rusks with six children adopting simple routines. The four oldest pair up to wash and dry four nights weekly while parents handle the rest. A daily group pick up time helps restore order and makes chores fun for kids encouraging faster cleanup.
A parent asks how to educate a four year old reading at a fourth grade level. Dr. Chapman warns against pushing him into older groups to avoid social issues, while others worry about stunting ambition in age peers. Advice stresses normal emotional development with age peers and selective enrichment.
Ft Meade reports that married service members face heavy costs and limited post housing. Norm McAllister illustrates how pay barely covers rent utilities and groceries. Some couples share apartments and use post exchanges to save money while services offer loans and counseling. Humor helps, but poverty remains a common wartime reality.
Patent leather shoes are suitable year round for teen girls, with plain day wear and a silk bow for evening. Long formals pair better with dull silk silver or gold shoes. For social ease, don t start with weather talk. discuss topics the girl cares about and have her teach the new dances after warming up.
The romantic look is returning in fashion with waistlines reemphasized by wide belts and sashes. Princess line costumes highlight the waist while long sleeves and fluttering skirts return. Pleats, gores, and gathers are built into new spring models, designed to be easier to wear than brief hems.
A reader describes a method to bleach celery by wrapping stalks in a newspaper and holding it with rubber bands. After two weeks the stalks are bleached white, with paper moved down the row to expose new tops. About two dozen stalks are wrapped at first, leaving the upper leaves protruding.
To remove stubborn white mineral deposits from glass cookware half fill the cook wear with very hot water and two tablespoons of vinegar boil for a few minutes then wash in hot suds and rinse.
A kitchen tip advises adding one tablespoon of oil to water when boiling spaghetti or macaroni. This simple step aims to reduce foam and prevent splattering and overflow during vigorous boiling.
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