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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1967
Page
3
Dr J J Robbins of Hayward warns against overreliance on cortisone and urges generous fluid intake for asthmatic children. He cites treating over 1500 asthma patients with no deaths by keeping them well hydrated, as warm drinks may reduce bronchial spasm and mucus plugs during attacks.
The essay argues mothers should balance child-focused care with personal interests. It praises Mrs Tuomy for devotion to her children but warns that overemphasis on kids can hinder social development. It urges mothers to develop outside interests to avoid feeling undervalued.
When away from home you can frost your blush with baby powder. Shake powder into your hand, brush over your blusher and then onto your face. The white particles blend with the color to create a special romantic glow under evening lights.
A stain removal tip advises dampening the collar area with lukewarm water then applying baby shampoo. Rub with an old toothbrush until the outline fades, rinse thoroughly, and repeat once or twice if needed after drying.
New York report on how Op Pop style promotes modern furnishings in homes, with Jack Denst converting to Barcelona chairs and walls with bold two tone colors. It highlights streamlined tubular steel, bright accents, and minimalist decor while warning against over decorating and clutter.
To keep a small child dry during shampooing, a slip on protector from a large plastic bag is suggested. Cut back and front openings in the bag, tape the front opening closed while shampooing to prevent spills as the child squirms.
Instructions describe mending a torn pocket by applying matching bias tape around the tear. The tape is stitched flat all around the pocket to cover the tear and reinforce the fabric, restoring pocket strength to near original condition.
To keep shoulder straps from slipping on overalls and jumper dresses, cut a slit at the intersecting point of the straps. Use a buttonhole stitch around the slit edge and thread the other strap through the slit before fastening for a secure hold.
Paper plates serve as a convenient surface for sifting flour and dry ingredients. Sift flour and dry ingredients together on a clean plate. The plate can hinge into a funnel for easy resifting as needed.
A historic kitchen tip explains mixing dry cornmeal with cold water to form a paste before adding to boiling water. Add gradually and stir constantly to keep the mush smooth and lump free.
The shirtwaist returns with Edwardian dandy styling featuring broadened yet soft collars, longer sleeves often with ruffles and jabots. Belts circle the waist, with a few button-down shift options available.
In 1955 about 40 percent of high school graduates enrolled in college while roughly 65 percent pursued other paths or work related training. The figure reflects postwar shifts in higher education access and student choices across the era.
Creative Woman advertises a bow themed design for fuller figures with V-notched neckline and multi-gar d skirt for a crisp casual look. Pattern No 8184 with Patt-O-Rama offered in sizes 34 to 48 bust 36 to 50. order by sending 50 cents plus 15 cents for mail and handling to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York.
A reader story discusses a teen with a foul mouth and temper. The letter seeks advice on handling the swearing and anger while noting concerns about behavior affecting friendships. It mentions figures in Florence and fashion items like leather handbags and feather shoes.
A garbled note discusses rising olive oil prices and lifestyle costs. It weaves in unrelated musings about fashion, advice on pleasing a friend, and tips on eye cream, ending with a reflection on whether price changes justify social or personal costs.
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