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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1949
Page
3
A rayon fiber producer touts rayon flock as an inexpensive fabric option for furniture upholstery, bridges, jewelry boxes, and more. The material offers a warm, suede-like finish, over thirty dye colors, and rugged wear while remaining affordable, with potential to be engineered for numerous applications.
Designers offer wall by wall furniture for compact and large homes. Fold down tables, twin wall bed units, and mobile sectional pieces maximize space with built in storage for toys books and gear. Rich colors and leather upholstery plus modular mahogany components create versatile, transit friendly living areas.
A compact note emphasizes daily Vita min intake and recalls a distinctive winter fruit. Describing its nine vitamins and mellow flavor, it promotes versatile use from appetizers to desserts as a wonderful eating choice.
A reader asks about ripe olives and their nutritional value, noting oil content and minerals. Another column offers dating advice for a girl torn between two suitors, urging patience and balanced attention, plus practical tips to manage rival friendships.
New York milliner creates bracelet hats for dining and dancing. Models are sturdy fabric wrapped with posies, worn at theater and supper with a snap-back guarantee. Designer Robert Dudley highlights a straw model with ostrich feather tips as his favorite.
Grownups can learn with their children and have fun. Parents find real satisfaction in joint learning, taking up new subjects together. The piece urges adults to join in, sharing hobbies and school topics to stay connected and engaged with younger generations.
An advertisement promotes the Alice Brooks Needlework Catalog with designs for linens, towels, quilts, toys, and embroidery. It details pattern transfers, crochet directions, charts, photos, and prices, inviting readers to send coins for catalogs and patterns to The Troy Record in Brooklyn. It also suggests children help with simple cooking tasks and craft projects.
The article reviews Jacques Fatty's latest fashion showcase featuring sackcloth inspired cocktail dresses. A heavy bodice gown with gold serpentskin belt and a white waffle pique jacket is described along with a thigh length sackcloth coat studded with almond hats and raffia embroidery.
A reader asks Miss Blair how to dress a large bust without stressing the figure. Advice covers patterning, supportive bras, surplice or broken bodice necklines, simple shoulder lines, long slim sleeves, and midlength coats. For bridal attendants, consider pale gray and pink color coordination, floral headdresses, lace mitts, fans, satin or faille footwear, and dyed accessories to match gowns.
A guide describes arranging a dinner seating plan so that husbands and wives are not seated together. It emphasizes avoiding seating couples side by side and suggests creating varied pairings to ensure spouses sit apart.
A spring collection presents a range from spicy browns to grays with three skirts and multiple jacket styles. Options include an imported white Shetland tweed jacket set, a sharkskin riding coat inspired suit, and a gray-on-gray tailored ensemble. The four way suit blends blouse, dress top, and jacket into adaptable outfits.
The passage notes iron in foods is often too little to meet daily needs. It emphasizes including iron rich items daily as meals. It mentions Mo esse s as one of the richest iron sources the body can absorb and use.
When eyes feel strained, move them around in the head and then focus on distant objects. This exercise stimulates circulation and refreshes the eyes, offering a quick relief method.
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