This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
4
A customer Q and A style discussion addresses frequent drycleaning issues. Topics include handling stains from substances spilled on fabrics, differences among cleaners, pricing, and the challenges of dye transfer from crayons and fabric reactions to heat. The dialogue mentions color changes in acetate rayon and proper garment care to prevent damage.
An unclear ad claims dramatic body shaping with a “Tramerh Way” and non surgical methods. It persuades readers to seek a quick youth transformation through cosmetic tweaks and herbal or unspecified therapies, urging immediate action and offering dubious guarantees.
Readers learn how designers tour museums in Brooklyn and Washington to mine ancient fibers and motifs for contemporary collections. Exhibits like Five Thousand Years of Fibers and Haines reveal how Egyptian drapes Cleopatra’s headband and other relics spark new fabrics and silhouettes using faux fibers and modern blends.
An article from The Joe Record Arts Dept previews a guide to knitting mittens with easy steps for beginners and tips for advanced crafters. It highlights stitch methods, patterns, and decorative ideas, promoting a needlework book offering designs for dolls, embroidery, and home decor.
A practical guide urges families to recenter on washable home goods and simple design. It highlights planning, affordable furnishings, and easy cleaning methods to simplify upkeep while promoting relaxed, cheerful living.
A fragmented home remedy instructs using a filled wheelbarrow to conserve scarce coal. Placing a wheelbarrow with coal beside the furnace is said to speed burning, reduce shoveling, and keep doors and windows open for air flow to improve efficiency.
An editorial piece urges veterans returning from war to gain tidiness and grooming skills and to value their wives’ contributions. It promotes teaching men to handle laundering and small personal tasks as a point of pride and a step toward shared war-time responsibilities.
Vaberic gloves reemerge as fashionable with delicate embroidery and soft suedelike finish. Hand-finished crafts, intricate knotwork on the gloves, and practical washability appeal to budget shoppers seeking stylish yet affordable accessories.
Artie G. Malay, a well known Albany sports figure, died January 1. Administration proceedings were filed in Albany County Surrogate's Court, with details set for the upcoming Monday.
Gentle washing guidance for wool socks advises careful handling. Do not wring. roll in a towel to remove moisture and lay flat to dry with good air circulation. Flip and reposition as they dry to avoid damage and maintain shape.
A guide to stylish pregnancy wear notes that expecting mothers can avoid dark tones and shabbiness. It highlights season fashions such as soft underarm sleeves waistlines and gathered skirts, with options in light colors and prints to keep a fashionable wardrobe during motherhood.
The Willing Workers den Club met yesterday for the third in a series of cookie lessons led by Mrs. Harold Shaver. Joan Alin and Ann Keyes demonstrated making spicy treats while Shirley Ann Young and Veronica Howeison prepared to attend the council meeting Saturday. They will report to their group at the next regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Shaver's home.
Mrs Leslie Heming and others in Ad ouny area recover and rest at home. Hoosick Clik hosts smoker and card party. West Lake Residents attend a Saturday party at Daniel Webster home. All Saints Guild Auxiliary meets in parish house on Feb 14. Hopkinton Baptist Church schedules sermon at 1 30 am and Sunday school at 10 30. Moosick Community Library adds books and hosts sessions on fourth Thursday 2 to 4 pm. visitors to George Rifenburg include Allan Herd and Alvah Rifenburg from Brunswiell and Tamarac. Florence McLean of Williamstown to Charles Hiner pending nuptials. All Saints Episcopal Church features Rev V Garner celebrating communion. Holy Name Mission service at Rayntonville at 8 am. All Saints Girls' Friendship Society elect officers and appoint publicity and service chairs.
Defreestville Mra A Schark is mentioned as IM but inpravi ig while C C Phillips was the week hd guest of Mes Anns White of Tuckson Heights Lebe Chl Daniel Gibert and Pet Wale liam Soliman have received their honorable discharges from the Army. The burial of Sanmel Uivtsappe jot Mbany, husband of Sera Van varerturgh, took place in Greenhush Cemetery Friday.
Hoods of long ago return to fashion with coats and wrap styles reimagined for spring. Designers showcase hooded draped dresses and hooded jackets pairing cloaks, crepe hoods, and detachable hoods that frame silhouettes with color contrasts and soft lines.
Troops returned from overseas aboard multiple vessels arrived at New Orleans and New York, including 797 passengers on one ship. The arrivals featured units from the 2020 Infantry Regiment, 380th Quartermaster, and Harbor Craft Companies among others. Various ships brought personnel from Antwerp, Le Havre, Naples, Yokohama, and other ports, with thousands of service members and support units listed along with associated ships and divisions.
Edmund tattie bridge, superintendent of the college building, announced new quarters for the State Motor Vehicle Bureau hearings. The quarters will be in a basement annex of the witty hyedse building, with sessions at the grand jury and city court in connection with drivers involved in matters before the supreme court and the property commission. The arrangement aims to establish a permanent home for the bureau in the entire building.
A Monday night meeting in the Felowurnft Cid of AL discusses a planning drill for Team Yellowcruft Chats. Leaders Zie Ledwe Fy and Miaunie Pemiple oversee activities as the program reviews 1946 offerings and related pelivities amid a Good win sentiment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.