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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
10
The article describes lightweight foundations aimed at summer comfort for women. It notes fabrics like marquisette and nylon lace, weights as low as three ounces, and designs that accommodate extra ease for heat. It advises correct sizing by waist and hip, torso length, and practical donning steps for easy wear.
A design feature suggests stylish space saving ideas for home living. It highlights glam lamps magazine racks plant holders and compact storage pieces to improve room flow. Readers are urged to balance function with aesthetic appeal in small spaces.
The Sand Lake Amateur Art Group presents its third exhibit this Saturday in the Sand Lake Presbyterian Church hall from 3 to 5 p.m. The show features 16 members with works in oils and water colors, including pieces by Rev. John Hallenstein and Dr. DeForest Layton. Members discuss how painting enhances appreciation of nature, with no admission fee and tea served by the Missionary Society.
A new plastic mitten shields housewives hands and nails from dirt and scratches during dusting polishing or waxing. It uses soft lint free flannel and resists tearing shrinking chemicals and mildew. The attached plastic resists seepage and keeps hands soft.
A snug fitting odor resistant polyethylene canister serves as an ice bucket or hot food container. It resists breaking, cracking, or chipping and stays pliable in all conditions. suited for food storage, serving, mixing, and picnic use.
An old advertisement promotes button front garments with bright finish fabrics. It mentions pattern numbers such as V2 Te 2f and a2 Sire 16 and offers to mail a pattern kit for 63 cents. It references Sue Burmett The Trev Berend and a New York address for ordering.
Two million newlyweds in Os Poo, with inlaws, face extended housing upgrades. One room living can work if the space is furnished to act as both living and sleeping area. Choose beds or convertibles, dual purpose desks, and extendable tables to maximize comfort and space.
A new inexpensive inflatable dress form made of plastic duplicates the figure to ensure a better fit and accurate hemlines for home sewn garments. It inflates and deflates quickly for blocking clothes to dry without shrinking or stretching, with a muslin cover for nonconforming figures. Includes basic mounting instructions, folds into a compact package, and offers over door or floor stand options with adjustable sizes from 10 to 2.
Elizabeth Woodward advises on table manners and introductions at a boyfriend's home, suggesting proactive dishwashing help to impression. It covers how to offer aid, hover for completion, and present a suitor to family and friends with clear, respectful introductions.
Parents debate how to discipline a child who threw a baseball through a window. The father treats it as a learning situation, having Tommy pay part of the repair cost and visit the hardware store to arrange replacement. The goal is to teach responsibility and the effort needed to fix mistakes.
A cautionary note urges care when shopping for outfits and accessories. It cautions that buttons belts or artificial flowers can require dry cleaning and should be removed before cleaning to keep garments looking like new.
A mother guides a young tomboy to develop self care through simple grooming steps. She learns brushing hair, light fragrance, pale lip care, and basic manicuring. The piece suggests a modest makeup kit to foster interest without glamour.
A health notice on preventing insect bites and infections, stressing itching relief, antiseptic care, adhesive bandages, and proper removal of stings with scraping to avoid spreading poison, followed by applying baking powder paste for pain relief.
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