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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1950
Page
1
A breakthrough home appliance—an automatic electric and gas powered clothes dryer—lights with a switch, stops at end of cycle, and restarts after power return. It auto shuts off on door opening, cuts gas if pilot fails, and maintains safe pressure to handle gas supply changes.
A new process infuses hair protein during waving to maintain neat, shiny curls. It aims to reduce dryness and dullness from traditional permanents and improve elasticity, reducing breakage. The method promises longer-lasting, easier-to-brush curls with less split ends.
A reader asks about prom rules with a seventeen year old senior and the ethics of inviting another girl. Advice suggests generosity, offering the night off, and considering the broader implications on the relationship. The column then addresses dating a married man, advising to end the affair and cut contact for a cleaner exit.
Quick To Do Quick as a breeze! Crocheted with ease for garden club luncheons and festivities. Pattern 7033 offers two sizes and easy crochet directions. Send twenty cents to The Troy Record for pattern 7033. Alice Brooks Needlework Catalogue offers illustrations and free patterns.
The article describes simple fin prick designs for kids, outlining how to punch holes in thin tin or copier material to create decorative shapes such as a Scotty dog or flowers. It explains mounting ideas, protection for surfaces, and steps for making a ready to hang piece with age appropriate tools.
A fragmented notice notes shifts in boys jewelry choices with belts and western style pieces. Mentions cold plated charms, gold plated items, and marching influences shaping teen accessories.
The article extols living in bed to restore energy and boost health. It notes Romans spent much time reclining and sleeping, dining, and conversing on couches. Advice covers bedding quality, level mattresses, firm pillows, accessible items, and adaptations for specific needs.
Gardeners can start annuals indoors to achieve early blooms. Using a south window, cold frame, or hotbed, slow germinators like asters petunias and snapdragons benefit from protected early growth, then transplanted to borders between perennials for precise placement and easier thinning. Seed boxes offer faster, controllable germination outdoors with steady moisture and rich soil.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention practical thermometers and several items for cooking and testing temperatures. The readable parts list toasting meat, cards making, and various unfinished phrases with references to temperature and measurement.
Fashion advice for travelers by Beth Blair covers packing light with convertible hats pin on decorations and collapsible shapes. It suggests a navy straw hat with interchangeable ornaments and multi color shapes plus rhinestone beaded evening headdresses to fit varied occasions. It also offers nylon gown care tips and ironing guidance for composite fabrics.
The article urges updating winter wardrobes with affordable accessories. Scarves gloves belts and costume jewelry create fresh looks without new dresses. Jewelry such as gold pins bold earrings and bib style necklaces add drama to simple outfits reinforcing the season's sleeve-focused trend.
A practical solution for furnishing small rooms on a tight budget is knock-down modern plywood furniture. The kit includes modular units, pre cut lumber, five color options, and step by step instructions, enabling a couple to furnish a three room apartment for as little as 394.45 dollars.
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