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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1950
Page
2
Teenager asks about a bra fit and comfort. Advice emphasizes proper sizing and shape for bras and girdles. Guidance covers shoulder straps, band width, and secure placement for above waist foundations to ensure health and comfort.
The writer discusses trying a double A cup brassiere with elasticized underbust band for better support and comfort and recommends expert fitting. They ask if wearing a formal dress to a five thirty wedding and reception is appropriate, noting reception starts after six. A shorter dinner dress is suggested as suitable if starting early.
A weather maser unit adds a side room by framing aluminum panels with plate glass over concrete flooring. A roof extension converts it into a usable dining area, cheaper than a full wing, and it enhances home appeal for growing families.
Article argues every child has a reason for attitude or behavior, not truly bad or mean. Parents and teachers should seek the underlying motives, even when unclear, to help the child adjust and improve behavior for better happiness and conduct.
A reflective piece discusses how breakups drive women to destroy mementos and avoid reminders. It counsels returning items like class rings or sweaters to exes while suggesting keeping gifts that served as personal happiness. The author blends personal memory with guidance on healing and preserving meaningful keepsakes.
Shoppers are urged to seek the Certified tag on portable lamps this spring. The label guarantees top lighting performance, sturdy construction, and high electrical standards, with certified lamps offered in styles for floor, swing arm, table, wall, and dresser uses.
A note suggests early planning for spring cleaning to maximize light efficiency. Excessive dirt on walls and ceilings wastes light. even small dust buildup on bulbs and diffusers reduces illumination, according to lighting specialists.
Ad copy announces new sewing patterns including pattern 1255 with two pieces and childlike aprons and panties. Readers are invited to mail twenty cents or eighteen cents for copies to The Troy Record and ALICE BROOKS Needle Work catalogue offers crochet knitting embroidery toys and children’s clothing designs with free patterns in the hook.
A health note argues beauty and vitality come from daily habits not expensive products. It cites balanced diet, sleep, exercise, cleanliness, and attitude as keys, with experts recommending fortified foods, vitamins, and a seven day housecleaning diet tied to seasonal changes. It advises fortified skim milk, whole wheat grains, and protein boosts for better health and appearance.
A Hollywood makeup expert urges women to consult pros and avoid heavy techniques. He warns against saliva wetting mascara and heavy eye lining, offers alternatives like sugar water, and prescribes simple routines to slim necks, smooth elbows, and lift facial expression with deliberate arm exercises.
In the room, skip natural floral patterns and opt for geometric designs like stripes or plaids. The abstract aim is to wow with strong fabric choices, using bold materials and contrasting textures to create a striking, modern look.
A step by step guide suggests holding a pencil from the nostril to the eyebrow to remove out of line brow hairs. It advises brushing practice for lip application and using adhesive to pull the ear back, then pressing until set for an upswept hairstyle.
Fashion followers adopt sleeveless looks and seek grooming for arms and elbows. Weekly mild scouring fights Rakiness and nightly lubrication smooths skin. A cornmeal treatment is recommended, using a half cornmeal and soap beads mix rubbed on arms and rinsed with warm then cold water, followed by a softening film.
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