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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1960
Page
1
A campus style feature notes top fashion for second semester with chic collegiate wear. Descriptions include a snowy white double duty cardigan, a rounded hourglass silhouette, cropped sleeves, and a wing collar. Also described are gendered jackets with patch pockets and brass buttons in green maroon navy and sand.
The homemaker who was a count minutes as well as pennies will welcome some of the newer products like frozen in.
Readers learn to whip potato flakes into light mashed potatoes that keep potato flavor and nutrients. Tips include piping borders on casseroles, forming potato pyramids around steak, and using Italian parsley leaves for flavor. Also suggested are cheese wedges with fruit pies and warming cheese before serving. Mount Zion and Jerusalem views noted.
Dr Osborne describes quick craft methods for turning melted candle wax into costume jewelry. Outline shapes on paper, drip wax, cut around when warm, peel, and fix to earring bases. Make beads by dropping wax on waxed paper and assemble necklaces, coating with shellac or wax polish for durability.
Fashion guidance notes that a scooped neckline flatters shorter necks by creating the illusion of length. Avoid high chokers and scarves as neck accessories. choose necklines that broaden the shoulder line and streamline the torso.
Washington reports the Navy is abandoning sisal rope in favor of nylon mooring lines for submarines and destroyers. The transition aims to improve strength and reliability as nylon supplies begin and production steps advance.
Women are increasingly joining science research across the nation under grants from the National Foundation. The report highlights Dr. Dorothy Horstmann of Yale University for polio virus work and Sister Mary Celeste of the Immaculate Heart of Mary order at St Louis University studying proteins in virus replication.
Softly styled two piece elastic design pattern No 8254 for sizes 36 to 52 with bust 34 to 40 inches. Order by sending 35 cents to Sue Burnett The Troy Record 1150 Ave of Americas New York NY or first class mailing add 100 for each pattern. Print name address switch zone style number size and 5 cents today for our Spring and Summer issue of Basic Fashion pattern magazine.
Practical decor tips address making spaces feel taller using pale beige ceilings walls and woodwork, placing mirrors high, selecting tall furniture, and choosing white schemes with textured fabrics for a chic elegant effect. Suggestions include coordinated solid and striped fabrics, white cotton embroidery, and light wood with silver hardware.
A reader asks how many handbags to own and how to dress for work and dates. Blair recommends at least three bags, a durable black work bag, a dressy pouch for dates, and versatile options in satin, faille, or leather. She suggests coordinated outfits, conservative jewelry, and a black satin skirt with a matching blouse for spring.
Eye specialist says eye burning and irritation may stem from allergy or excess smoking. Relief may come from gentle lid washing with warm soap and water, then a clear rinse.
1860s furniture trends show coffee tables expanding beyond simple display pieces. Tables now double as meal serving centers and snack hubs during TV viewing while their role shifts from ornamental to practical. Texture contrast in rugs and furniture fabrics dominates, with varied pile patterns and geometric designs shaping interiors.
Puzzle clues mix puns and partial phrases listing terms like ping pong, a political candidate's votes, a yearbook adjective, and chores. The garbled OCR reads as a coinword or crossword style set with scattered definitions, partial answers, and stray letters, reflecting a fragmented historical puzzle page.
A ragged OCR style list appears to mix words for a sports page, naming many terms such as pride, agility, detected, played, track, nobility, and casual exclamations. The fragment hints at a sports or word puzzle from a newspaper, with scattered names and phrases.
The Record Newspapers announce a weekly crossword puzzle contest open to all except employees and households. Entries may be submitted by mail on a postcard or dropped in a lobby box by 5 PM Wednesday, with one hand drawn entry allowed. Prizes total $500 weekly, with division if multiple winners. judged fairly, results published Fridays.
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