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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
4
New York fashion notes show both short and long evening dresses for spring. One shoulder gowns, toga inspired and coat dresses in wool crepe appear in multiple lengths. Lace and chiffon dominate fabrics with bold color mixes and floral prints in the season’s evening wear.
A thick pad of soft absorbent material is used to soak up cleaning fluids before treating a garment. It helps prevent rings or damage to the fabric and is designed to look feminine. The pad can be placed under the fabric to absorb liquids as cleaning fluid is applied.
A slender jumper with deep V neck pairs with a pert blouse in various sleeve lengths. Includes sizes 10 to 20 New York pattern No 1427 with Photo Guide. bust 31 to 40, size 12 32 bust. Yardage listed. order details 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing.
A compact note introduces a personal family scrapbook attributed to Dr Ernest Osborne, signaling a reflective family record or memoir fragment. The readable text emphasizes individual author identity and a scrapbook theme, suggesting a personal archival piece rather than a formal article.
A reading snippet discusses imaginative play by children with Alec’s vivid ideas and gentle guidance to distinguish fact from fancy. It notes a Halfmoon Grange Christmas party hosted by Mrs Crotty and Harris and a public hearing on Real Property Tax Law for fixed incomes for seniors, to be held by the SheNAHedhowa Central School Board of Education.
Dr. Howard L Chapman warns that wanting shoes without nails raises hygiene dangers and may allow bacteria to enter dermatitis of the foot, linked to plantar warts. A reader asks about cracking liquid eyeliner. suggestions include using eyeliner with a firm base, applying foundation and powder first, and finishing with light powder before mascara.
A reader compares a child's misbehavior to a faulty TV and seeks guidance. The columnist urges a health checkup to rule out physical issues, notes possible hearing or vision problems, and advises consulting a doctor to tailor proper help for the first grade student.
A filing tip shows how to make a string saver from cardboard about 0.6 by 3 inches shaped like a spool. Wind string onto the holder as it accumulates, keeping it knot free and ready for use.
A simple kitchen tip suggests using a shallow cooky sheet on a cabinet shelf to hold spices, extracts, cocoa, baking powder, and baking soda. When ready, pull the tray out to access all ingredients quickly, and replace it in seconds after baking.
A damaged tip explains to save the tail part of a rat tail comb for sewing. The tail is promoted as a handy implement to poke out corners in collars belts and suspenders after they have been turned.
Eagle Mills Christian Church of Disciples of Christ holds 9:30 a.m. worship with communion and sermon by Rev. J. Franklin Moist. Eagle Mills Methodist Church offers 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages and 11 a.m. worship with nursery for preschoolers led by Rev. J. Franklin Moist. Rev. Moist recently visited his parents in McVey Town, Pa.
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