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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1959
Page
8
Letter from a Maryland correspondent describes a cheerful speaker who writes encouragement and prayers to others, asking about wealth and life. The tone touches on kindness, moral uplift, and a request for supportive dialogue. The note ends with a whimsical remark about city zoos and animal health.
A lighthearted column recounts the Rogers family adapting hand-me-down clothes for Anne with dye and clever accessories. It also humorously details Pepper the dog raiding leftovers at dinner, his health, and the vet’s cautious prognosis as the family zips between pets and routines. The writer notes Pepper’s strong bond with the household and their reliance on veterinary care.
Cleaning wallpaper requires knowing the type and following the method. There are three kinds water sensitive, water resisting, and washable. Water sensitive should not be washed and cleaned with a putty preparation per directions. Water resistant and washable papers can be washed with a mild suds, rinsed, and patted dry with a light stroke and minimal water. Start at the bottom and follow manufacturer guidance for each type.
High school equivalency examinations will be given at Troy High School Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Tests run 6 to 10 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in Boomlid. New applicants should arrive 15 minutes early.
Hairdressers and milliners adjust to fashion shifts as women favor bolder hat shapes moved by upcoming color choices. M Buel, famed Coifures Amerivent director, predicts classic coifs will dominate American salons with new, compact, sharp lines in 250 outlets.
Mrs Bay, a noted New York financier and horsewoman, has been elected chair of the executive committee at a historic steamship line. As widow of Charles Bay, she assumes leadership of the export line, aiming to keep profits in the black while managing diverse interests from shipping to banking. The Bethesda Board of Women Managers plans a sale Monday at 2:30 pm.
The Troy Record advertises pattern No. 8277 Mali-O-Rainais with detailed bust and yardage, pricing 35 cents for the pattern and 35 cents for the magazine issue. Send name address zone style number and size to Sue Burnell at 1150 Ave of Americas, New York for first class mailing and 70 cent total with magazine.
Loral Armstrong from Anoka Minnesota trains dogs at a private hunting club. She began training at age five and runs the only girl retriever show in the United States. She has performed across major cities and aims to continue in Philadelphia Omaha Minneapolis and Green Bay Wisconsin. Her early start and multiple sports reflect her broad talent and professional status.
A Chicago engineers meeting outlined 1980 era changes in food storage and refrigerators. By then 80 percent of a fridge may be stored in a closet shell with precooked or dehydrated foods revitalized for storage. Refrigeration could become drawers waist high and electrically cooled for remaining dairy and cold items.
A Rutland man tied to a bogus check ring with a fake check totaling $15 at a Hotel Barnweil in Rutland. Police followed the trail to the non existent State Bank of Albany Glens Falls. Officers discovered Joan J. Bougherty and the suspect, Dougherty, connected to the incident.
Police said Dougherty was sought in Newport on a bad check charge while he was at a hotel fixing a flat tire on his car. The report notes authorities pursued him for the financial offense as part of the ongoing investigation.
The Democratic Social Club of the Town of Sand Lake will hold its regular meeting at 8 pm Tuesday at the Glass Lake Motel in Averill Park. President Varre Barnant will preside, and refreshments will be served after the business session.
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