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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1959
Page
4
Readers are treated to a lively discourse on women’s fashion focusing on skirts and coils, with mentions of modern silhouettes and the era’s styling cues. The piece references public style sense, temperate wardrobe choices, and the influence of notable figures in shaping dress trends.
The passage describes playful design ideas for a nursery and living spaces. It mentions installing high shutters, painting walls to contrast with wooden furniture, and using checkered wallpaper. Suggestions include refinishing drawer fronts and adding new knobs, plus Oriental accents and bold textiles like purple wool upholstery and orange drapery.
A reader sketches a mobile serving cart built from kitchen storage parts. The plan suggests using cabinet bases, plywood shelves, an open front and back, and castors at the corners. It invites readers to mail a self addressed stamped envelope with their name and venue.
Alice Faye says she is happy to quit show business after a peak career, prioritizing wife and mother roles. She describes family life with husband Phil and two daughters, mentions radio work, cooking, painting, and occasional TV appearances, and notes they spend much time in Palm Springs while staying out of the spotlight.
A 13 year old Gerald Warnu spotted a car strike a parked auto in a snowstorm and gave the registration to authorities. Police traced the plates to Charles Allestig, 24, who faced a $35 suit in Special District Court with Justice Henry W. Kallis presiding in Adams, Massachusetts.
fragmented OCR ad describes Nowell Buttons offering center closing strike highlights with sizes 12 to 20 and various yard measures. it references ordering by mail with coin payment and a 35 cent request for a spring and summer issue along with address details.
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