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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
3
Dr William G Crook recounts using common sense and patient participation to identify allergic triggers. A mother helps uncover Betsy Browns rash caused by a chemical bug killer in a clothing drawer. The column urges readers to involve themselves in uncovering hidden sources of allergy.
A youth oriented two piece style features seaming and a smart button trim. The No. 8231 PATTO-RAMA set comes in sizes 10 to 20 with busts from 31 to 40 inches and 234 yards of 45 inch fabric. Order by mail for 50 cents plus 15 cents postage.
A printed tip describes mending trousers with a rolled magazine inserted into the leg to create a firm patch. The magazine is unwound to fit the patch and left inside the fabric until sewing is complete, then removed.
A teen in Scranton urges Friday dances, faces curfew from father who bans long pants, suggests short pant dresses as a solution to attend. Etiquette Q from Houston notes relaxed departure norms in restaurants, host or guest may propose leaving after lengthy seating.
The column notes Bill Donaldson’s love of fishing and Marilyn Donaldson’s beach getaways as a pattern that raises eyebrows. It argues that separate trips may signal distance or merely reflect differing interests, and stresses that shared experiences elsewhere can maintain harmony.
Science from the AMA cites two studies, Columbia University and Oregon State College, finding men average six anger spikes per week while women average three. Women most often anger due to real or imagined slights from others, men from annoyances like flat tires or missed trains.
Adding half a cup of applesauce to each pound of ground ham improves flavor and yields juicier burgers. The mix stretches meat and enhances tenderness, making homemade patties more appealing.
When packing a picnic lunch use newspapers as insulation to keep hot foods hot or cold items cold for short periods. Wrap trays of ice or a hot dish with several layers of newspaper for effective temperature control.
New York reports Mrs. Suzuka Yamamoto says beauty culture thrives in Japan as in the United States. Japanese women seek American hairdos. Yamamoto brings leading Japanese stylists to Wilfred in New York. Since 1937 she trained with Wilfred Academy, and a yearly beauty exchange forum shares western techniques. Training covers styling coloring waving facial and skin care nail care shop management. Mannequin dolls are used for practice in early training.
A campus fashion piece advises college men to embrace casual styles with color, dual-purpose tweed suits, many shirts and sweaters, and versatile footwear while condemning a sloppy look. It contrasts with ESP notions from Dr. John Myers, noting psychic claims are not fortune telling and await future outcomes.
Sava the three pound shortening cans after they are emptied and use them for containers for refrigerator roll dough. These cans take less space than a mixing bowl, and their tight fitting covers prevent a crust from forming.
The piece critiques be-in culture and unwashed youths noting their grimy appearance and stale soap habits. It argues daily hygiene could influence elders understanding and soften attitudes, suggesting cleanliness might aid the movement’s progress. The author contrasts scruff with civility and imagines a cleaner world altering perceptions.
The passage suggests using a specialized shampoo to combat dandruff caused by summer heat and humidity. It notes several shampoos can clean flakes and soothe the scalp, with mention of antibacterial and antifungal effects and suitability for tinted or dyed hair, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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