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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
4
The piece argues homes gain atmosphere from books and growing plants. It advises built in bookcases with storage, selective decorative objects, a practical desk and chair, and grouping collections. It warns against clutter and overpersonalization, suggesting rotation of items like a Japanese display.
A reader asks Miss Blair how to choose color for a print dress and what shades suit a redhead. Suggestions include blues and greens in wearable backdrops, black and white prints, and guidance on avoiding overpowering splashes. Advice on removing an ink stain from a green taffeta dress favors glycerine and water, but warns professional cleaning may be best.
Dear Miss Woodward counsels a 16 year old about staying steady with Jack while balancing frankness and respect in a blossoming romance. The page also advertises perforated sewing patterns No. 3275 and 3275C from Burnett and promotes a Spring Summer Fashion booklet.
The Wrights bathe four month old Jimmy with a father led shower, the infant delighting in the spray and facial water. This moment, though simple, highlights physical closeness in infancy, fostering a secure parent child relationship and countering neglect in cribs or playpens.
Article argues home gardening offsets rising food costs. Encourages planning, planting fruit trees and berries, and growing vegetables to provide nourishment as dollars lose value. Advises space considerations, cross pollination, and consulting a nurseryman for fruit setting and varieties.
Cape styles return with versatile use across dresses and coats. Removable capes extend outfits into later seasons, with capes seen in fine fabrics, plaids, and matching capelets. Warmth varies by fabric, making cape coats suitable early or late, while sheer capes suit lighter looks.
A home cook should use a heavy metal pan rather than two thin ones when making candy to prevent sticking. Choose a pan large enough to prevent overflow, and use a wooden spoon to tie the candy. The guidance emphasizes sturdy equipment for successful candy work.
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