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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
14
Fashion notes praise versatile resort clothing suitable for all times of day and occasions. Descriptions emphasize cottons, stripes, plaids, prints, and wool blends, with a focus on practical, colorful outfits designed for warm and cool days alike. Mentions designers, fabrics, and accessorizing with jewelry.
A vintage ad copy extols Buckley’s Minture, claiming rapid throat and chest relief for colds. It mentions usage for coughs and feverish symptoms, touts quick action, and references availability in Buckley and Torbay area drug stores with brand names and suggested prices.
Helena Fischer, a renowned big game hunter, explains a preference for bear over deer as a sport. The narrative follows her global expeditions, from the Americas to Chile, highlighting her methods, gear, and tense long-distance observing techniques, while noting her controversial stance on hunting ethics and licensing.
A fashion column surveys spring gown trends highlighting luminous lace, satin trims, and shaped silhouettes. It notes designers favor long gowns with white, black, and pearl tones, strapless bodices, fitted waists, and intricate beading while predicting a chic, moderate elegance for the season.
Institute speakers warn prices will rise and New York dresses stay costly despite cheap wholesale lows. Hochman notes 7 per cent of dresses are made in New York City while the industry employs thousands, with materials and labor costs likely increasing. The piece covers fashion week events, editor tours, and showcases of styles, jewelry, and lighting as part of a broader press week.
Health Hints discusses recognizing blood disorders and anemia, noting red blood cell production, iron needs during pregnancy, and platelet function. It mentions liver extracts and synthetic vitamins as remedies and cites transmission through diet and parasites as factors.
Fragmentary text describes a pattern visual for dirndl outfits and mentions patterns, directions, and online submission for guidance. The passage is garbled with numerous misspellings and lacks coherent details such as names, dates, or events.
The piece argues that true growth in students requires individualized instruction and small groups. It criticizes the gap between theory and practice, calls for enriched, varied equipment, and urges funding from public sources to renew the school program and leadership.
Repairing a refrigerator door seal and hinges when the door won t stay shut. If hinges are worn or misaligned, replace with a new hinge set and drill through the metal exterior, not the inner wall. Seal joints, replace insulation if it causes running, and use proper weather stripping to restore proper door operation.
A fragmentary historical notice reports the birth of a baby girl in the Didarly family, naming Margaret Mary DiMaria as the first daughter in generations. The text is garbled with misread names and unclear ages, but hints at multiple siblings and lineage details from father Philip.
fragmentary advertisement lists a Needlework Book with patterns for cricket knitting toy embroidery and a pattern for three pod ders. unclear places dates or prices.
Free Homemaker Hints booklets are being distributed to women shoppers through retail shops. Covers feature advertising while the core content notes uses for apple pomace in peatins and other uses. Advice on cleaning glass warns against water seeping between frame and mirror, which can damage silver backing.
A fragment from a homemaking column discusses reviving natural curls through simple, traditional methods. It describes air drying after washing, brushing with water, and pin curls to encourage waves, noting modern heat methods aren’t necessary and suggesting gentle styling for a child’s hair.
In Altus, Olela, AHi The rich wheat country of youth West Olinuomn has become a winter paradise for cattle. About 10,000 head are being grazed as Stackmien report a price of 83 per head for steers and 8? per head for yearlings.
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