Helmet saved toddler from head injuries in outdoor play
A mother recalls using a child football helmet with a plastic face guard and sponge padding to protect her 18 month old son from repeated head injuries after a move to a sidewalk surrounded home. The helmet was worn for seven months to build coordination, with a strong chin strap and a habit of placing it before going outside.
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Creative Woman A line Skimmer with Princess Seams
Advertisement for No 8155 Part-O-Rama sewing pattern in sizes 10 to 20 with bust 31 to 40, listing size 12 bust 32 and 33% yards of 45 inch fabric. To order send 50c plus 10c mailing to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York and include name address zip code style number and size. Also offers 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion booklet for 50c.
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How to Keep Kids’ Toys Rolling Smoothly
Regularly oil tricycles wagons and other wheeled toys about once a month to maintain smooth operation and extend their lifespan. This simple habit helps young users enjoy toys longer and reduces wear.
Odors Removed From Cutting Board Cleaning Tips
Odors from a cutting board are removed by rubbing the surface with baking soda or lemon juice, then rinsing and drying thoroughly to neutralize smells and keep the board sanitary.
Sponge Off Marks From Woolen Fabric
To remove lead pencil marks from wool, sponge with a half and half solution of denatured alcohol and water. The method does not harm the fabric and effectively removes the marks.
Knot and safety tips for hanging plaques and waste disposal
Instructions advise tying a knot in a cord with clear nail polish to prevent unraveling when hanging wooden or china plaques. Also warns to dispose of hazardous materials so children cannot access them, emphasizing safe storage and disposal practices.
At Any Age By Joan O Sullivan
You think hair care problems start in the tee age. Hair is a problem at any age as little girls and grown women alike demand control over their hairstyles. Toddlers clip their own hair with kindergarten scissors when unsupervised, while school aged children long for ponytails, creating knotty styling challenges.
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Joan O'Sullivan
Hairdos at issue for preteens and moms in salons
A New York beauty salon advised parents on managing girls hair from toddler to preteen years. Tips include discouraging self styling, regular brushing, letting preteens choose styles, seeking a third stylist opinion, and using hair ornaments such as vinyl bands and decorative barrettes to keep hair neat and add glamour.
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Enrico Caruso
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The Green Thumb Powdery Mildew and Bird Deterrents
Powdery mildew in ornaments like phlox lilac roses is a fungal disease causing white growth on leaves. Control by sulfur dust Karathane or Actidione at two level tablespoons per gallon. cover leaves and stems when symptoms appear.Readers suggest bird deterrents for cherries including bells scare devices and nylon anti bird mesh. free bulletins offered on recipes and tomato blight prevention.
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Tepid Bath Water Best For Hot Day
On a hot humid day a warm bath can feel cooler than a cold shower. Medical experts say tepid water is effective as long as it is not too hot. Start with slightly warm water and adjust to feel cooler after bathing.
Family Scrapbook examines gender roles and child play
The piece portrays a father uneasy about his son playing house with a neighbor girl while the mother argues play can shape, but does not define, masculinity. It notes that chores and interests cross gender lines and that children are first, regardless of adult labels.
Records Decorate Don't Be Hasty About Throwing Out
Do not discard your phonograph records. They make interesting wall decorations for a basement play room and can add retro charm to a cluttered space.
Cupcake candles invite personalized birthday fun
At children's parties solve the candle blowing out problem by serving cup cakes iced in pastel shades. Decorate each cake with a child’s name and a candle so every youngster can blow out their own candle, creating a calm orderly celebration.
Family problem and fashion notes from a 1967 reader page
A reader asks why a father spends at the races and blames others, with advice emphasizing understanding psychological hurt and turning concerns outward to family. In fashion, jungle African prints persist into summer with brown black white palettes predicted for Fall 67.
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Scrap Shades Used For Cut Outs
Turn a plastic coated shade into a decorative feature in a child's room. Cut animal or flower shapes from scraps of printed washable wallpaper or fabric and glue them onto the shade. You can also cut out your child's artwork and attach it to the shade for variety.
Borax Removes Many Fruit Stains
You can remove many fruit stains from washable fabric by rubbing powdered borax into the spots and pouring boiling water through the fabric.
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Mile-High Merinque Egg Prep Steps
A jumbled recipe describes making a mile high meringue by gradually adding sugar to the beaten whites of four eggs. Cream of tartar is used to stabilize until frothy, then the mixture becomes stiff and glossy.
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