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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
5
A reader recounts a near tragedy when an eighteen month old drank drain opener. Though the child recovered without throat scarring, caustic substances can cause severe burns and swallowing difficulties. A throat specialist performed repeated dilations on a scarred throat. parents are urged to keep cleaners away from children and request mimeographed safety sheets for 25 cents.
A streamlined youth fashion pattern featuring a wedding ring collar and bias yoke, in sizes 10 to 20 with bust 31 to 40. Pattern No 1327 includes photo guide, requires 3% yards of 45 inch fabric for size 12, 32 bust. Order via Sue Burnett Troy Record NY 10036 with payment details.
A 16th century belief held that gold zircons and other jewels cleansed breath through virtuous properties. Today a test tube combination of bengethonium chloride is used in a mouthwash to reduce germ count, offering a more practical approach than romance.
Doc Abraham known as Doc and Katy receive a national journalism award for The Green Thumb contributions to horticultural writing in the United States and Canada. The couple, longtime hosts of a radio program, have two collegebound children and have built a broad garden media presence since the 1950s.
Travelers to Europe long have found the suit to be the ideal costume. In summer light weight fabrics work, with heavier fabrics for travel from September on. Suits mix with nylon blouses for quick changes and easy laundering. Include knits for cool days and dark city cottons for sightseeing. Pack wrinkle proof fabrics and a sweater plus a topcoat for evenings.
The cover-up beach look gains favor this summer with swimsuits that rivet attention without bare midriffs. Expect suits that fit close and feature a satiny finish and necklining zippers for adjustable coverage.
Anne French’s fear of bedtime arose from flickering shadows outside her window. The French tried scolding and reassurance, but only a shadow play using toys and cardboard puppets reduced anxiety. The method helps children understand and become familiar with what frightens them through imaginative play.
Pour fudge into well buttered aluminum ice cube trays to form uniform pieces. Pour a thin layer so candy sets quickly and requires no cutting. Each tray yields evenly sized portions, simplifying preparation.
The Fourth of July carnival has blunted American patriotism by turning Independence Day into a profit driven spectacle. Funds for local groups fundraisers fuel questionable rides and food practices while wheels of chance extract money from families. Fireworks grow later to squeeze the last nickel from children, shaping a cynical view of the American dream as a nightmare.
A reader asks when a teen may attend summer community dances with chaperones. The reply notes dances target specific age groups and suggests the reader is likely old enough if the same age as attending friends and the event is properly chaperoned. Also fashion guidance recommends capri socks above the ankle in textures and colors for hot days.
In Mena Arkansas UPI reports Aunt Mary Bittlebrun aged 103 lives in Leisure Lodge Nursing Home. Born 1884 four weeks before Lincoln's assassination she recalls events vividly and stays active reading watching TV and quilting. She attends church walks the building breve and her husband died in 1954 at 96. She is described as the oldest person supported by Arkansas Welfare in a nursing home.
Feminine shirt dresses redefine the 1967 silhouette with mini and floor lengths. Designers mix fine cotton with embroidery and lace, featuring stripe and check patterns in orange pink and green. The trend blends shirt styling with new waist silhouettes while nodding to traditional shirtwaists.
A dated homemaking tip explains washing delicate lace items by placing them in a fruit jar two thirds full of warm suds. Seal the jar, shake until clean, then rinse using the same jar method.
A domestic tip advises cat owners to grow edible grass or grains in aluminum foil pans for indoor cats. The suggestion notes cats will eat the greens and stop nibbling at house plants. A DIY scratching post covered with rug on scrap lumber is also recommended to protect furniture and walls.
Portable home tip advises oiling zippers of galoshes and overshoes with household machine oil before summer storage. Work zippers up and down to restore smooth operation while avoiding contact with fabric or rubber materials.
Vienna celebrates the 100th birthday of the Blue Danube Waltz by decree making 1967 Strauss Waltz Year. The nation plans stamps and commemorative coins, while private Johann Strauss Orchestra tours highlight Eduard Strauss, Johann’s grand-nephew, as he conducts worldwide and notes Strauss music remains popular across ages.
A garbled ad copy pitches a terry velour robe as snug and quick to wrap after swimming or showering. It emphasizes luxurious cotton fabric, a thick thirsty feel, and dual side labeling for distinguishing wet from dry sides.
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