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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
5
A doctor explains that urine urea reacts with air and bacteria to form ammonia which irritates skin. If persistent bed-wetting occurs, check for bladder infection via a urine culture and consider a urologist referral. Most bed-wetters lack infection and treatment varies by child.
A reader discusses handling offensive office humor and seeking advancement. One reply urges clear boundary setting for jokes during work hours and explains the difference between ability and initiative, recommending the reader to formally present questions to management and seek direct guidance from Robert O. Snelling Sr.
Susan Eisenhower, granddaughter of Mamie and Dwight D. Eisenhower, will wed London barrister Alexander High Bradshaw in Gettysburg on Friday after applying for a marriage license in Adams County. The couple’s families include diplomats from Belgium and Britain.
Vivian Brown advises young buyers to educate themselves about furnishings before purchase. The piece highlights industry trends toward transparency in product content, with examples from High Point and Chicago shows, and cautions shoppers to verify materials and ask for specifics to avoid overpriced or poor quality items.
A teen asks how to raise grades while loving football and social life. Jean Adams counsels discipline: set study time like practice, focus on academics when studying, and balance relationships with football and friends. Readers praised the concise guidance and personal touch.
Across clues from a daily crossword puzzle include single distinct unit, yule, port for Noah, operator for destruction, capital of Albania, have too high an opinion of, what trains run on, the sixth Latin, simple, they French, muse of comedy, leg joint, communist led group in Iran, chopping, dry, suffix with hexa penta etc, Indian groups, capital of The, colorf ul bird of India, bone of a bird s wing, prefix with plunk or flop, one of the Smiths, puzzlers equipment, bar by law, war god.
A column of assorted light items from L. M. Boyd includes regional stereotypes about Southern and Northern men, a joke on eight pounds of skin, a birth birthplace anecdote, a couple’s naming of children after ex-spouses, a quip about sleep and success, a cartoonish Q A on rabbits and golf, and a “Love and War” vignette describing a woman’s attributes in humorous detail.
Patterns for mother and daughter garments with Photo Guide. No 8256 in sizes 10 to 18, bust 32 to 40 inches. No 8257 for children ages 3 to 8, size 4 requires 1% yards. Send 75 cents each pattern to Sue Burnett at 1150 Avenue of Americas New York 10036. The Fall and Winter Basic Fashion Book is 65 cents.
President Nixon signed a bill authorizing the 11 federal circuit courts to hire court executives to handle non legal paperwork. The executives will be salaried at 36000 dollars annually and take over budgeting personnel and related tasks from chief judges to bring modern management to the circuit courts.
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