TB vaccine debate in child care vaccination use
Dr. David J. Smith of Duke advocates routine BCG vaccination for high risk groups including hospital staff and household contacts of TB cases. The Public Health Service disputes widespread BCG use saying central TB programs suffice and BCG has limited efficacy and could negate tuberculin tests. Smith argues BCG is cheaper and may prevent resistant TB strains.
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David J. Smith
Duke University
Medical Tribune
United State Public Health Service
Smith
The
Public Health Service
Dr. Smith
American ‘College of Physicians
Stripes Dominate Spring and Summer Fashion Styles
The article catalogs diverse stripe trends across attire from dresses to swimwear and accessories. It highlights wide and pencil stripes in dresses, his and hers striped swim outfits by Robert Bruce, fluorescent accents on black nylon, bold Roman stripes on trunks, and zebra framed eyewear as major fashion statements this year.
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Robert Bruce
Pie Crust Tips For A Loose Fitting Finish
A short guide notes fit the dough loosely to the piepan to prevent shrinking. Do not stretch the crust and let it set briefly before crimping the edge. Chilling before rolling helps prevent stretching and ensures a loose fit.
Don’t Carve Meat On Plastic Plate Warning
Instruction cautions against carving meat on plastic plates or platters as it damages both the plate and the knife. It warns that doing so mars surfaces and tool edges.
Cookie Note for Sugar Coated Cookies
Instructions describe shaping dough into small balls and coating them in sugar. Use a tight lid container to roll four to six balls at a time, then shake to coat evenly. The method emphasizes rolling between palms and even sugar coverage.
The Family Scrapbook to Dr Ernest G Osborne
Anne at ten months old resisted diaper changes until her mother let her stand. The article notes infants show a strong upright-drive and often prefer standing as soon as they can. It suggests caregivers can adapt routines to a standing position to reduce struggles.
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Anne
Driftwood Centerpiece and Home Cleaning Tips
Driftwood can serve as a table centerpiece after thorough cleaning with a brush and soaking in a strong household bleach solution. The text also notes fans provide summer relief by circulating air low in the room, and suggests storing crayons in empty band aid containers to prevent scattering and damage.
Underline Easy-to-slip-on Delights Introduce New One-Piece Wear
The feature highlights new shapes that combine a slip and a bra in one, described as the most comfortable one-piece option for a fresh wardrobe. It also notes the popularity of the many-flowered mini look with a half-slip and chemise for undercover styles.
Man To Man Fashion and Lazy Geniuses Debut
New York column profiles Hans Goldschmidt, inventor of Shopsmith, wealth from selling ideas, and his paradox of laziness fueling success. It reviews fall and spring menswear, noting paper clothes ahead, practical pullovers, and dissatisfaction with British imports in London Look Awards post.
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New York
Hans Goldschmidt
Price/ Stern/Sloan
Dr. Goldschmidt
Yardley
London
Bargains and Price Checks During Sales
Readers are encouraged to compare prices to confirm real discounts. The piece advises checking the original price of sale items to avoid overpayment and ensure true value during shopping events.
Turn Rug For Wear In Rooms
A room sized rug lasts longer when turned twice yearly. This practice spreads wear across the surface and yields seven traffic wear cycles.
Subtle Charm for Fuller Figure Dress Pattern No. 8146
Advertisement for a Sue Burnett dress pattern No. 8146 with two pleats and a polished design, sized for busts 38 to 54 inches, using 3 1/2 yards of 45 inch fabric. To order send 60 cents plus 10 cents mailing to The Troy Record in New York, with name address zip size and style number. Also offer 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion for fifty cents.
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Adda
Patt O-Rama
Sue Burnett
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N.Y
Teen Dating Dilemma and Grooming Tips from Oklahoma Teens
A reader asks why teen girls and boys quarrel though they are romantic and avoid kissing. An adviser says minor spats arise from tensions and urges a moonlit June remedy, while another row addresses teen boys washing faces—two daily cleanings, more if active in sports or work.
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Oklahoa
Eureka
California
Plain brown wrappers for mail order catalogs urged
A column urges using plain brown wrappers for clothing catalogs to shield families from their contents. It mocks prudish spouses and suggests secrecy inside homes, noting risque ads and bathing suit illustrations may provoke concern. The piece parodies censorship and predicts sales trends and possible bans.
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Sears Roebuck
Boston
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