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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1960
Page
2
A California judge refused a decree for mental cruelty and sparked a national discussion on husbands daydreaming. The columnist lampoons marital tensions, urges wives to respect husbands fantasies, and recalls Easter plans and football cheers from North Bennington and Notre Dame.
An old pattern catalog blurb promotes a Dirndl Dought Swing dress pattern No. 8392 from Pallo-Rama in sizes 8 10 12 14 16 with material specs and pricing. Readers are urged to mail 35 cents to Sue Burnett at Tray Rec ord Co New York to receive the Spring and Summer issue of Basic Fashion pattern magazine including instructions and ordering details.
The column covers tomato disease tips with Verticillium and Fusarium, recommending resistant General variety and crop rotation to limit soil-borne spread. It lists grasses for bouquets such as Agrostis nebulosa Quaking Grass Briza maxima and Pampas, plus Sword Grass for winter decor. It also notes pelleted seed hype, arguing coating delays germination, raises cost, and urges buying high quality, clean seed with good germination.
The report notes James Murray as general chairman and Rev. Benjamin Kuhn of Siena College as guest speaker for a church event. The Women's Guild will serve a Blue and Gold dinner at London Road while Scouts of Troop 277 are hosting a cub shower at the church hall, with Mrs. Henry Reepmeyer involved.
Dr Ernest G Osborne surveys 1960 wallpaper trends and related fashion tips. Soft colors in muted pastels and beige tones dominate, while delicate prints and beige to charcoal patches fit into home decor. He also notes eyewear as a fashion accessory, advising calm color choices and frame testing against skin tone for frequent wear.
A damaged OCR summarises fashioning china closets as versatile pieces. Old units move to new lives as dining furniture, with designers like Jim Reed from North Carolina showing Victorian style closets paired with French cafe tables and chairs. The piece notes their historical use for storing dishes and small items, while modern homes favor sleek room dividers with open shelving.
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