03 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
1
Dr Ernest G Osborne presents The Family Scrapbook reflecting Ruth Darnell and her 18 month old Tim arguing over feeding. Tim pushes to self feed while Ruth and her mother discuss the value of allowing the child to eat independently, a lesson Ossborne says many mothers learn. The piece promotes patience and longer term benefits of self-feeding.
Spring 1967 fashion centers on bright prints and solid colors in cottons and silks. Resort and summer outfits feature prints such as flowers, dots, checks, and abstract designs with coordinated headbands. Coats return with fuller silhouettes and trim sleeves, with white still favored but yellow green pink and navy rising in popularity.
The New York Couture Business Council reports growing availability of small, half, petite, mini and extra sizes with patterns. Manufacturers acknowledge the American figure is no longer standard as larger women also receive more consideration.
A simple home fix suggests rubbing a small amount of soap on sliding door tracks to calm sticking. This method applies to medicine cabinet and shower doors, helping them glide more freely without tools or extensive cleaning.
Mesh shoes move from unfashionable to smart spring wear. Look for oxford styles, ankle boots, and linen outfits paired with citrus snake heels and shimmering kid accents for evening ensembles.
When drying rugs hang them on the line with clamp-type trouser hangers. They will come out flat after drying.
New York guidance outlines hostess tips from early prep to post party care. It stresses organization, clean spaces, proper flow, and thoughtful touches to keep guests comfortable and the host relaxed throughout the event.
Creative Woman Pretty Details promotes a No. 8160 Patto Rama dress in sizes 1 2 3 4 5 years with lace trimmed neckline and sleeves plain or fancy. Order 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York. Print name address style number and size. Also advertise 1967 Spring Summer Basic Fashion 50 cents.
Pale lipstick shades are fading out while brighter pinks and reds enter. Spring cosmetics trend shows vivid lips to match vivid fingernails with fluid electric colors, per a cosmetics firm. Hamburger patties are prepared by moistened hands with cold water to prevent sticking.
The columnist reassures a concerned mother about a 25 year old topic, emphasizing health checks, slow weight gain in preschoolers, and the need to reduce milk reliance. It recommends weaning, offering diverse foods, and treating eating as a fun, psychological activity. Includes mimeographed sheets for readers requesting copies.
Cyrus Barrett Jr notes Sears cash payments to artists widen production by budding talents and promote trust in art purchases, sparking a shift in American art awareness as more people feel art is a natural home purchase to charge. The column also covers life insurance trends for women, dating etiquette, and a directory offer from the 1987 Record Newspapers.
Jean Adams presents Dear Minnie guidance for teen readers with on school nights routines. The item mentions between Sears and Vincent Price times and advises a bedtime around 9:30 to 10:00 for five years of activity and a weekend limit for 15 year olds.
In a lively fashion feature, designers showcase jungle inspired looks from Rome to the United States. Elizabeth Taylor’s Rome collection, by Tiziani, presents safari outfits in bold African motifs and large wooden jewelry. American shows favor bright geometric prints and jacket dresses reclaiming style and ease for women.
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