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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1949
Page
3
A new line of cedar screens in three and four fold designs promises versatile privacy and decorative value. They fit living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and foyers, can hide radiators or unused fireplaces, divide spaces, and adapt to apartment layouts while preserving ventilation. Designed for adaptability, they suit rental homes and small spaces, enhancing room aesthetics.
Bright toy motif rayons lure shoppers with low prices and playful details. Garments feature soft, full skirts and feminine touches, including a pale blue shantung dress with a midriff band and plunging neckline. A drummer girl print adds a swingy short sleeve dress with a peg pocket.
Elizabeth Woodward asks how to spark a date with a boy who often drives her home and buys sodas. The reply urges proactive flirting during accidental meetings and leaving the ball in his court to avoid long waits.
The Troy Record offers Pattern 7183 for crochet and embroidery with easy stitches and a floral design. Send twenty cents to The Troy Record Household Arts Dept for the pattern and directions plus a companion needlework catalog offering 108 designs, toys, quilts, and free patterns.
A column critiques common guessing games in social settings. It cautions against asking about unseen changes in a room or prices paid for attire, noting such questions disrupt conversation and hurt feelings. The piece urges straightforward, respectful dialogue instead of manipulative hints.
In a Clothes Quiz by Beth Blair a reader asks about hat shapes for a long face and hints at flattering styles like a wide bolero. The column suggests sailor or bonnet shapes for spring, soft drapery, and offset lines with collars, cuffs, and belts to refresh a black dress.
This fragment presents a mock dialogue about introducing oneself on a business call. It includes guidance to say This is Mr. Brown or full name for clarity. The text shifts to marketing copy about weekly offers and a recipe idea with potato puffs jalivered beans bacon and slaw.
A vintage style guide urges meticulous eye care with tweezers colorings lash cream and an eyelash curler. It explains brow shaping proper hair direction use of cooling pads lubricating oils and nightly conditioning to enhance lashes and brows for a brighter eye appearance.
A discussion on why children dislike school and how parents can identify root causes. It cites bored or ahead students, perceived failure, and possible physical issues like vision or hearing, plus harsh discipline as potential factors. Emphasizes cooperative, friendly approach to uncover the underlying problem and improve the school experience.
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