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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
4
A reader asks if early penicillin could prevent pneumonia after a child’s cold. Dr Crook explains antibiotics are not for viruses, used only when bacterial infections appear, and emphasizes careful evaluation to avoid antibiotic resistance and unnecessary risks. Doctors weigh duration, symptoms, and exam findings to decide.
The essay argues mothers shape boys into soldiers or men, while two generations show contrast. The advantaged youth protest draft cards and demand ease, while the underprivileged breed resilience, turning to sacrifice. Too much advantage may hinder maturity. a touch of hardship could forge character.
Soft and lady like silhouette designed for the fuller figure. Outfit flatters with side interest and suits after five events. Size 36 to 52, bust 38 to 54, 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Order 50 cents, send name and address to Troy Record for 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion.
Mr and Mrs John H Holohan return from a three week stay at Fort Meyer Florida where they visited brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Joseph Whinnery. While in Florida they toured the East Coast. Mr and Mrs Willard Van Vranken Jr and their children Sue Karen Patricia and James spent the weekend with Mrs Van Vranken's parents Mr and Mrs Harry Galletley of Oyster Bay L I.
Cub Pack 543 hosted its first Blue and Gold banquet at St. Williams Hall December seven. The event featured opening ceremonies led by Mrs. Harold Locken and Cubmaster Harry Wickham, with Rev. John Rhinesmith giving the invocation. Guests included Edward Carey, Carroll Hill PTA president, and Robert Wood, district scout executive. Awards covered wolf badges, gold arrows, and Pinewood Derby honors, with future pack meetings announced for March 17 at Carroll Hill School.
Beads enhance home decor with subtle glamor and practical space division. They function as light, air preserving dividers between areas, such as foyers and living rooms, without sacrificing openness.
Margaret Wagar of Atlanta is highlighted as a top bridge player. The narrative recalls a hand where she wins the first spade in dummy and uses king of diamonds, with East and West playing the deuce and five then ten. It discusses a classic false card play intended to mislead a declarer about a singleton queen.
A survey of leading jewelers finds that while fashions change in quick cycles, certain pieces stay perennial. Elaborate diamond clasps and pearl necklace clasps remain desired, worn at the side for evening wear or hidden at the back by day. Earrings vary from tiny studs and button types for unpierced lobes to large chandelier styles that nearly touch the shoulders, with sparkle driving the look as skirts swing into 1987 trends.
The article argues that as life spans rise, aging parents may need constant nursing care. Private nursing homes can relieve family burden when several adult children share costs. Key concerns include adequate physical care and staff kindness, sympathy, and sincere interest.
Bright new spring fashions feature bold florals and abstract patterns in orange green yellow and red with gray and navy neutrals. Designers showcase artificial flower accents, slim crepe dresses, and scarves at necklines, creating a refreshing garden look for the season.
A shopping list helps curb impulse purchases by guiding spending with an overall plan. A detailed list enables buyers to locate what they want, avoid extra items, and stick to a prepared budget.
Delegates of the Older People Benefit Society promote treating older adults as individuals with talents. They urge communities to enable contributions and secure means to live, contrasting with a culture that pushes 65 as a cutoff for worth. Encouragement and support are essential.
An editorial urges readers to value dental care and revise attitudes toward aging. It argues toothbrush quality and daily brushing matter for health and appearance, while communities should stop segregating older citizens and instead provide real opportunities for continued contribution. It warns that aging generations may feel marginalized if society does not change.
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