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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
6
A reader seeks guidance on nighttime crying for a nine month old and the columnist advises continuing loving care while putting the baby to bed awake with a toy or music, establishing a regular bedtime. The approach aims to reduce crying after a few nights without harming the baby's emotional well being.
The article notes over twenty years of efforts to provide prenatal education for prospective parents. It cites physicians and public health groups offering classes, yet demand remains below ideal. It argues prenatal classes aid both physical and emotional preparation for parents.
Jean Adams presents a teen forum style piece on a bright full skirted design No 8183 with Patt-O-Rama, offered in sizes 8 to 18, plus a grooming and etiquette Q&A. The grooming column explains hair shedding and scalp care for a 14 year old in Baltimore, while etiquette questions discuss high school marriage and educational goals influencing future spending.
A fragmentary reflection outlines a balanced ideal for women, urging intelligence and independence without eclipsing husbands or neglecting home. It warns against excessive social involvement and highlights expectations of domestic responsibility.
The Bridge World feature discusses Edgar Kap and Jacoby era editors and players, noting 1929 and 1946 shifts. It highlights a South hand bid of 1 spade with partner strength and predicts two heart tricks for East and West, while South aims for at most one overtrick.
A garbled OCR item discusses cereals as energy sources when eaten with eggs or milk and notes cereals are often flavored colored and appealing to youths. It mentions a dessert salad and a powder puff used as shoe polish with a food-grade rinse hint. The piece cites a six percent price rise in September 1966 for a market basket of cats.
Washington based Finance Facts notes that employed wives spend more on alcohol and tobacco, clothing, home furnishings, equipment, and recreation than homes with a single earning, though food and medical care are slightly lower. About one in three wives, roughly 15 million, earn a paycheck, and half of working wives contribute about a quarter of the family income.
A humorous guide outlines a roper technique to endure nonstop talkers. It advises listening without interruption, planning a pleasant alternative, and exiting quickly when possible to avoid frustration and maintain calm.
A brief note reports a calm, synthetic thread tension in a textile workshop. Workers describe steady torque and predictable stretch while machines hum at a constant rhythm. No incidents or changes in process are noted.
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