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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
9
Child care column advises patience and praise for a three year old resisting toilet use and hiding to defecate. Authors compare bladder control to early speech, noting emotional factors affect progress and warning against punishment. With time, the child should reach the milestone without threats or shaming. Readers invited to submit questions.
Doctor Ernest G Osborne outlines practical rules for starting solid foods in the infant's first year. Begin with thin soupy foods and a small spoon, feed while the baby sits up, avoid distractions, and ensure a relaxed unhurried feeding pattern to reduce fussiness.
New York fashion notes describe the Easter season's dominant trend as the costume. Two or three piece ensembles in nylon to wool offer coordinated looks with jackets or coats atop outfits. Navy persists while stripes florals plaids and textured fabrics diversify the offerings for a gay Easter morning.
The article notes sports clothes shape winter fashion with affordable options for skiing. It cites rock bottom budgets for a week on the slopes at about 230 dollars plus transport, mentions lightened gear cutting labor, and lists minimum gear costs from a New York store. It estimates nearly three million core skiers among 3.5 million Americans visiting slopes this season.
A booklet from the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union urges mature women to favor light beige or taupe stockings over textured hosiery. It advises skirts at knee to below and cautions that hems much shorter look dowdy, endorsing country attire with subtle color and texture.
An aging columnist reviews Telepro Industries Satellite II tape ideas marketed to lure bachelors into marriage. The piece jokes about mood music for home life, suggesting tracks for different motives, and notes gendered marketing aimed at keeping him away from nightly pursuits.
In the current issue a range of gentlemen's jackets is described with coin-size dots, color-in solids, stripes, checks and plaids. A white cardigan with prints and a red and blue trim along linen market details appear as part of the mixed colorful offerings.
A report describes a person tucking unwrapped bars of soap with a sweet smell into a baby’s clothes and blankets, suggesting a notable but ambiguous gesture or incident involving scented soap during care. The text notes the action without further motives or outcomes.
Creative Woman Fashion promotes a new shape in culottes with two pockets designed for the half sizer. No. 8177 with Pat-O-Rama covers sizes 12% to 26% with busts from 83 to 47. Order 50 cents plus 10 cents shipping to Sue Burnett Troy Record 1150 Ave of Americas New York NY 10038. Also advertise 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion at 50 cents.
A mixed feature including student letters on returning a school ring and etiquette, plus fashion notes on resort wear for spring and summer. It highlights a girl requesting her ring from a boy and fashion trends such as white linens, belts, flats, and casual white knits for coeds.
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