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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
2
Retail feature describes juvenile furniture and room accessories aimed at kids under ten. Highlights include arm recliner chairs scaled for children, a colonial style playroom suite with table settee and rocker, and finished options in antique white or cherry. Also notes clothing holders and portable catch-alls for juvenile items.
Readers are advised to adapt indoor decor for warm months with slipcovers and lighter draperies. Fabrics offer stain resistance, color options, and washable finishes. Consider two slipcovers in different colorways to refresh rooms while protecting furniture throughout the year.
A fashion note highlights summer's wool knit bathing suits with high waist Burpire Jook designs and streamlined maillal options. Textured skull patterns appear across kilts and bikinis in colors from black to beige, khaki, red, emerald, royal blue and gold.
David Gay, ten years old, on his initial fishing trip aboard CAPE- boat, catches a welded goldfish during the voyage. The event marks a memorable early fishing experience.
Government estimates private capital outlays in Canada for the year reach 8.3 billion dollars, down from 8.4 billion in 1857, and about 4 percent below 1857 projections. Total outlays including repairs are forecast at 11.1 billion, matching 193R levels.
A damaged ad shows a misprinted order form for a fashion pattern magazine. It lists patterns for children ages 3 to 8, fabric yardage, sizing details, and a mailing address in New York. Customers are asked to send payment and a name and address with their order.
A Belveer Homes and Gardens inspired piece highlights how play fuels discovery. Jeannette Everly and Merk Byerly extol paper as a versatile toy medium, noting children develop skills and creativity using cardboard boxes, scraps, and paper crafts rather than costly toys.
A study by Goodwin and Western challenges views on permissive parenting. It finds three times as many parents as strict, with permissive homes yielding children more independent, social, cooperative, and creatively spontaneous. Some exceptions exist, but overall differences persist.
Edith Tuer of New York has been named head of the Donnell Library on Westword Street, leading a major new branch. Miss Rees notes libraries now serve as community centers with discussions, film showings, jazz concerts, and art books alongside books, and TV has not diminished reading.
A fashion roundup notes the big sleeve vogue making a comeback in jackets dresses and theater wear with wide puffed and cat sleeves seen on gowns and suits. It highlights Garbo slouch revival influences and Rosalind Russell as a fashion plate while praising one piece Gay Nineties style swimsuits and two piece revivals for spring and summer.
Cleaning guide explains how to care for costume jewelry to preserve shine. Do not soak pieces. use warm soapy water, dry with a towel, rinse in clean water, and pat dry with a soft cloth. Gently polish silver items with appropriate polish. Maintain care to avoid damage.
The Air Force Academy in Colorado awarded its top merit honor to Cadet Tos for outstanding general order performance. The presentation occurred during special ceremonies two days before the academy graduates its first class of 207 cadets.
A St Louis plant plans a pioneering computer controlled system, believed to be the first of its kind. The device will operate nightly this year to continually monitor a ranch process, perform calculations, and adjust controls for maximum productivity and reduced operating costs.
A yearly event in Northern Ontario staggers a boar hunt to supply bearskin hats. The hats are intended for the Queen of England's 1 Brigade of Guards.
A quirky how to on hemming fall knits with hidden thread breaks. It explains method to shorten knit dresses by threading and removing barely visible fiber, while keeping the finished garment intact. Also covers protecting winter wardrobes from moths via cold storage and closet sealing.
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