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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1959
Page
9
The decorating plan centers on the bed as the main furniture piece and the wall behind it as the focal area. It suggests a shallow vanity, fabric headboard, coordinated drapes, quilted or petite fabric valance, matching lamp shades, and side chests to balance the bed’s color palette.
The article describes black and white ensembles and spring outfits with eye shadow hues, noting observers praise the vibrant contrasts and coordinated accessories. It highlights designer details, color choices, and the overall parade of glossy fabrics and tailored lines.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and terms like Ren HO and Pao ta Ds. It touches on guards, a police or judicial tone, and references to deaths or a trial context. The fragment is unreadable in key details but signals a local notices style with unclear events.
A garbled note mentions a bike related event in a mower form, with unclear names and local terms. The readable fragments hint at a minor local incident or observation, but essential details and participants are not clear enough to identify dates, places, or organizations.
The fragment notes names such as Wald of Cotton and Malinda Bovey and mentions Amieria designers in a cotton industry context. It references Armartesar cot ton industry moves and a list of places and people with unclear connections and dates. The readable facts center on people linked to cotton and fashion.
Fragmentary text discusses coatings for cement and asphalt with weather use. Mentions testing wear, porosity, and sealing parts while noting signs of leakage. References Hawkins and James with potential technical terms and odd phrasing from OCR.
The article traces a voyage highlighting versatile cotton wear for varied climates. It notes outfits from New York winter to Washington and Lauri travel wear, featuring gloves, accessories, muslin, poplin, corduroy, prints, and bold color palettes like violet, blue, yellow, black, pink, and paprika accents.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood plans a hospitality day with discussions and a dinner. Rabble Horselte Math leads the event at Temple Israel with participation from many members including Louyle Beth Thanenberg and Vin Sisterhood.
The Hobeys notice changes in three year old Harry as baby brother begins to walk. Harry often whines and resists sharing his playthings, a reaction attributed to jealousy. Experts suggest recognizing the older child’s needs and affirming his importance to parents to ease the transition.
A gold colored metal carryall for the college Wrenk is now in stores with a clock design. It accommodates lipstick money and cigarettes inside a switchable inner room and features a new Ray alock style on the outside.
Patty Berg grew from a freckled tomboy in Minneapolis to a leading golfer and top money winner. She joined neighborhood kids in sports, played football with Bud Wilkinson, and later embraced a career spanning 27 years. Berg was named Associated Press Woman Athlete of the Year in 1938 1943 and 1935 and served in the Marines in 1943. Now in her 40s she travels 2000 miles yearly to tournament circuits and aims to play competitive golf and achieve a hole in one.
Woman notes atomizers clog from oily perfume and outlines cleaning them with alcohol. Buy alcohol at a drug store and spray through the atomizer once a month to restore a fine spray.
The article discusses selecting thread to match fabrics, recommending mercerized thread for most fabrics and alternatives like silk, rayon, or dacron based on fiber content. It advises choosing thread slightly darker than fabric, notes lighter thread shows up during treatment, and offers style tips on belts, shoes, and color coordination for spring outfits.
A song written by Aliert Bar ber and Bertrand Waferd of Whitehall was chosen as the official song for New York State Year of History announced yesterday. The selection was announced by the Temporary Shire Commission on Historic Observances led by Sen. Ernest Aatheld.
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