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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
4
In response to a reader, the columnist explains that while close supervision cannot guarantee against prematurity, several maternal conditions can be detected and treated to reduce risk. Diabetes tuberculosis kidney trouble high blood pressure and improper diet are cited as factors that may lead to premature labor. Early detection and proper treatment can lessen chances, though not guarantee a future pregnancy will avoid prematurity.
The article recounts a Logan Utah sixth grade reading program that substituted subject textbooks with books tied to students interests such as birds or automobiles. It notes reading levels and enthusiasm rose as students pursued personal topics, and discusses broader implications for home libraries and school use.
Brooklyn born Myrtle Ehrlich, later Tillie Lewis, builds a canning empire with pomodoros from Italy that she proves can be grown in America. She funds operations, overcomes tariffs, and expands into spinach fruits and wartime C rations, leading Tillie Lewis Foods and Pacific Can Co. to enduring success.
This reader from Baltimore says boys may wear many colors and even bold patterns but advises dressing to suit the occasion. A school scene shows a red and white polka dot shirt as unsuitable for classrooms but fine for social events.
Daisy tops jewelry preferences as summer fashion shows bold accessories. Large stones and dramatic pieces highlight outfits with both faux and real gems. Filigree gold and silver earrings, multi strand jade and coral necklaces, and colorful cabochon links accent simple dresses while care guides note jewel maintenance at home.
Creative woman item describing a cute easy outfit for a young child in sizes from 6 months to 3 years. It outlines a dress with scallop trimmed yoke and hem joined by a tiny slip and matching panties. Orders cost 60 cents plus mailing, with Sue Burnett and the Troy Record as the source.
Fashion news from Paris reports hemlines trimming to about an inch below the knee in fall and winter lines. Designers Rauch Heim Patou and Carven show varied lengths from knee skims to notable calf lengths, reversing a prior knee-high trend as Dior and others shift coats longer. French houses plan July showings and a return to proportion as lightweight summer styles give way to cooler season cuts.
The exterior surfaces of many automobiles require little waxing or polishing. Ordinary washing with soap or detergent suds, plus adequate rinsing, suffices to maintain the luster of the original finish for as long as two years.
A description explains stapling wire hangers to the sides of parallel beams in a garage or basement to create extra clothing storage. Hangers can be lined up upside down. rods may be slipped through or rested on hooks. Also usable for fishing rods molding strips and dowel rods while keeping items handy.
Keep a jar in the kitchen and add orange peels after juicing. In a few days the skins can become candied orange peel marmalade orange and apple jelly or grated rind for use in cooking and baking.
The piece offers practical tips to cool a room in heat using icy glass, lightweight shades, minimal rugs, and greenery. It suggests neutralizing heavy wood and upholstery with wrought iron accents, and highlights decor items like lamps, wall planters, and mobile carts for year round use.
Old window shades that are still good but have a soiled appearance may be rejuvenated by painting them to match or contrast with the decor of the room. Take shades outside and spread out full length on lawn. Paint first one side with a quick drying paint. When dry, give the other side the same treatment. Different colors may be used for the two sides if you wish. Old shades may also be covered on each side with contact type plastic. This is a bit more expensive but can really give a decorative note all your own.
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