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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
George Abraham advises on container selection for gladiolus and other flowers, recommends broad necked containers stuffed with chicken wire or evergreen boughs, and suggests pairing spike blooms with rounded flowers. He offers a home bulletin on flower arranging and covers sweet peas training, citrus care, and evergreen pruning tips.
A vintage advertisement outlines a Spring and Summer Fashion Basic Fash ion book by Sue Burnett with price and ordering details plus a long reader Q A section about speech difficulties and social behavior. The piece includes etiquette guidance and a brief answer about girls playing pool in public venues.
Dr Ernest G Osborne recounts how Kathy Rogers feared the large tub but gradually adapts. Her mother keeps a small tub inside the big tub with toys and water to ease the switch. After several trials Kathy grows to enjoy the regular bathtub, rejecting the infant tub.
New York reports from NEA on the Samia Ready-to-Wear show in Turin highlighting a strong Italian influence in colors and fabrics. Slack suits dominate with wide belts and cuffed flared legs, while capes appear with dresses and suits. Evening wear features jacquards brocades and ottomans with gold and silver accents, and bold daytime color combos emerge.
Mrs GW shares a letter about her son Pete and his imaginary playmate Lonesome Charley. The poem portrays a child’s connection to an unseen friend, his presence in mischief and comfort, and the hope he grows out of the need as school starts next year.
Home based lintless dust cloths are easy with cheesecloth cut to size. Wash and rinse to remove sizing then soak in hot soapsuds with a small turpentine amount. Use half teaspoon per quart of water, wring and dry without rinsing. Repeat every two weeks to keep cloths lintless.
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