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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1969
Page
4
Dr William G Crook summarizes advice from Dr James H Barnard on preventing severe reactions to bee wasp and yellow jacket stings. Seek rapid treatment, consider Jessen sensitivity immunization for systemic reactions, carry a sting kit, and use ice antihistamines or epinephrine for emergencies.
The light open weave gauze fabric likely originated in Gaza, named after the Middle Eastern city. It can be made from cotton silk and other fibers, reflecting a diverse textile heritage.
An auxiliary to Emma Rose Flynn's Topper Twirling Corps was formed for parents. Officers include Eleanor Dinardo secretary Arlene Cahill publicity Vincent Marana parade Barbara Squire transportation and Doris Marano treasurer Leroy Johnson quartermaster. July 4 parade practice set for Wednesday at 7 30 at Knickerbocker Junior High School weather backup at the Emma Rose Flynn Studio. Next meeting July 30 at 7 30 at the studio.
Advice to J M from Washington DC on stopping finger biting by staying actively occupied. Emphasizes engaging at home with chores and study, at school with classes and labs, and in church or clubs to fill time and reduce nail biting.
Dr Ernest G Osborne examines how parental approaches shape a child’s cooperation and joy in play. He contrasts instruction heavy methods with supportive guidance and warns against parents acting like peers, noting that youths resist friendships that seem to replace peers. The piece closes with a California population density fact.
Schenectady Board of Education president Richard G. Della Ratta said the board is not taking sides in the May 6 election dispute. Rev. Eugene W. Dix seeks a new election. State Education Commissioner will hear July 1. Attorney A. Clayman to amend the board’s response. notes a vote denial complaint tied to May 6.
The latest fabric named Touch is a silky drapable nylon debuting for summer. Designers showcase Touch in dresses over pants gypsy looks minidresses and jumpsuits with prints from Soptra Leo Narducci and Selig Sidney.
In 69 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion patterns Sue Burnett offers No 1361 The Flatterer with Photo Guide New sizes 1042 2414 bust 33 to 47 and size 1214 bust 35 33 yards of 45 inch fabric. Send 65 cents per pattern for first class mail to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York.
Des Moines Iowa report shows the United States has about half as many farms today as 30 years ago. About one third of today s 3 million farms are commercial earning $10 000 or more yearly another third are commercial farms producing less than $10 000 in gross sales. The final third are residential farms with little change in 30 years.
In Frankfort, the AP reports that Kentucky's compulsory vehicle inspection removed more than 200000 old cars and trucks from the road last year. A survey found many owners and dealers junked $100 automobiles to avoid repairs needed to pass the test.
President Wilford Woodruff issues a proclamation in 1890 declaring the Mormon church abandoned the practice of polygamy. The decision ends the widespread belief in plural marriage among church members and shapes subsequent church policy and public life.
Tomato leaf curl warns of water stress and possible viral causes while watering and mulching practices help. Mealy bugs on African violets are treated with alcohol-dipped cotton and careful application.
In Cebu City, the University of San Carlos claims a 1595 founding, while other institutions trace roots to 1579 and 1595. The article notes Asia's oldest universities including institutions in Turkey and Russia, highlighting long antedated scholarly traditions.
Readable fragments describe pervasive moisture in air across regions including deserts. The note highlights water presence in lower atmospheric levels and hints at wide geographic spread with uneasy weather implications.
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