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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
12
DE ERNEST G OSBORNE discusses why a child who mainly plays with younger kids may be avoiding issues. He suggests examining reasons for the pattern and encourages inviting peers of equal age through planned activities rather than forceful measures.
A fashion note describes spring clothing including fitted coats with back gathers, peckets and contrasting trimming. Dresses feature eyelet hems, dainty necklines, and pastel lingerie with lace and beading. Also highlighted are winged carpenter pants and bright trimmed dresses in lavender and other colors.
A column explores the demands and time pressures of going steady, noting how late arrivals and missed dates frustrate girlfriends while highlighting a busy student life with homework, sports, family, and hobbies. It urges balance and breathing room for lads. The piece promotes a crochet pattern and needlework catalog with ordering details.
The text explains that browning meat thoroughly before slow cooking in liquid yields tender, flavorful results for stews and casseroles. It emphasizes complete browning as the key step followed by extended moist heat until tenderness is reached.
The article stresses milk as a vital daily item for people of all ages. It notes a pint per day supports nutrition even on reducing diets and suggests skim milk as a low calorie option.
A humorous local item notes colored bowling shoes catching on with both men and women. Bright hues like electric blue and lime green, plus contrasting soles, are paired with vivid uniforms as instructors claim color enhances focus on footwork and technique at the lanes.
A fragment discusses attitudes toward gifts and bargains in Christmas shopping. It contrasts finding items cheaper or more luxurious with giving something tailored to a person. It notes the fun of thoughtful gifting and warns against mass bargains and unthoughtful presents. The piece urges choosing right gifts for each person.
The passage blends kitchen hints with odd natural imagery and hair health advice. It discusses keeping noodles from boiling over, a large rock on grass, and then shifts to scalp care. It notes oil, sweat, and dirt accumulate on the scalp, forming a coating that can clog pores and follicles, urging daily cleansing and moisturizers.
A desert idea uses dairy to dress up a simple dish. Bake in a moderate oven 15 minutes then serve with whipped cream and orange rind. A deep glass pie plate is filled with thick apple sauce, topped by a mixture of cornflakes brown sugar chopped nuts and cinnamon. Serves about six.
A reader asks about handling ravelling lame fabric and proposes solutions for binding and directional cutting. Tips cover pre shrunk wool, matching patterns, and using self covered or metal buttons with coordinate accessories.
Various mosses gathered from the woods are arranged in a shadow bowl to create a decorative and long lasting centerpiece for indoor display.
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