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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
9
A historical survey explains that many people overestimate cleaners abilities and that wet cleaning offers better results for badly soiled garments. It notes lower income patrons seek top cleaners to avoid delays, while high prices often reflect attention to spots, finishing, and shrinkage.
In bridge play the duplicate driver aims for standard scores while twin tricks tempt riskier paths. The hand shown suggests choosing safe, normal results in some contexts to avoid losing two, whereas subter bridge magnifies the difference between down one and making. The narrative highlights the strategic choice in opening spade leads and subsequent play.
Fragmentary bridge notes describe West and East hands, dummy play by Jack Ninup, and declarer outcomes across several rounds. Mentions lead of two spades, a heart, and clever play by Decker to win three tricks. Multiple garbled names and phrases hinder full reconstruction of the event.
A brief notes a solid-color Basie street style update removing shoulder pads and adding a short-stressed yoke with trelomine eyelets for the Le A's fashion line. The description emphasizes a sleek, minimalist silhouette and practical detailing.
An essay outlines decorating methods from neutral color plans to monotone schemes and harmonious contrasts. It urges cheerful palettes centered on an oriental rug, with wallpapers and trims chosen to harmonize.
An array of embroidery designs and towel patterns is described with prices like Fifteen Cents for patterns. Advertisements mention Home Decention items, tree holder patterns, and decorative stitching aiding households. Names and locations reference The Trey Record and B A Hounvhald Art Pepi, with hints of catalog offerings across patterns and motifs.
A year old eye bank aids numerous patients by providing corneal grafts and outreach. Officials describe sustained impact as volunteers and staff expand services and eye tissue donations continue to rise.
The column presents medical notes on eye and throat health, cancer awareness, and public health efforts. It discusses eye bank operations, eye donation, and the role of organizations and notable supporters. then shifts to cancer of the larynx, symptoms, early warning signs, examination methods, and treatment advances.
A fragmented reminiscence chronicles a boy’s late childhood, family tensions, and a hinted tragedy. Names and places are unclear, but the speaker recalls birthdays, a request for a football, and a failed chance at varsity. The passage hints at grief and consequences from a past event.
Child development officials explain how babies progress from babbling to first words between eight and seventeen months Timmy may know two or three words by year’s end and gradually form sentences Reading to him aids understanding and vocabulary while avoiding baby talk Encouraging clear speech supports confidence and communication as he grows
Clare Boothe Luce buys an Easter hat in New York from milliner Runney and visits Blethin Moor shop for a pink tulle creation. The scene notes a fashionable palette and fitting, with reference to political figures and shop dialogue shaping the purchase.
Helen Douglas Mankin, a 41 year old Atlantan and lawyer, wins Georgia’s crowded race for Congress, the first woman from the state to win on her own merits. She rose from Atlanta politics to represent Fulton and DeKalb counties, pledging no grandiose promises while emphasizing ability and hard work. Her career spans World War I Red Cross service, a Georgia legislature tenure, and a steady march through campaigns amid intense contest.
A reflective piece discussing the deep bond children form with home and the risks of excessive homesickness. It argues prevention through stable routines and familiar caregiving, noting how constant disruption harms self-conduct, appetite, and social adjustment. Examples illustrate reactions to meals, chores, and family interactions.
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