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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
11
Reader asks about a persistent odor in an eight year old. A columnist notes normal variation in sweating, possible bacterial odor, and early puberty signs. Recommends antibacterial soap trial and a doctor checkup to reassure and rule out conditions.
A vintage fashion ad promotes Spring and Summer leg colors in gold raspberry orange teal pistachio and silver with patent shoes. It features No. 8193 Palt-O-Rama in sizes 9 11 12 13 14 16 18 and details for ordering via Sue Burnett The Troy Record New York 10036. It markets the 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion booklet for 50 cents.
A spring home decor tip piece suggests new lampshades can refresh rooms. It advises matching shade to lamp in proportion and character, favors simplicity, and notes white shades are most satisfactory while solid colors work as accents.
A short note advises removing blueberry stains by washing immediately with cold water and white soap to prevent set.
A consumer note urges buying a complete set of new sponges in colors to match house decor. The sponges are presented as helpful for easing spring cleaning tasks and lightening the work.
A reader from Springfield Massachusetts suggests all girl fashion etiquette games as the main party activity. A teen poll shows girls favor topics on fashion beauty and dating etiquette and the game can be scored with two teams.
California designer Dan Werle, credited with designing wardrobes for Marlo Thomas on That Girl and Loretta Young, defies trends while praising Carnaby Street color. He predicts hemlines will stay and notes shifts between New York and California influences, hinting at bold color and dramatic silhouettes.
In Dr. Ernest G. Osborne’s Family Scrapbook Merta Brand struggles with a difficult music piece and briefly contemplates quitting lessons. Her mother suggests reviewing familiar portions of practice to reestablish confidence, a method the article notes as psychologically sound for resuming tasks.
A collection of dated stereotypes claims about women and men, asserting women are illogical emotional and gossipy while men favor dominance. The piece notes many men endorse these views though many women deny them, asking who is right.
A cleaning tip advises using steel wool to remove nail polish stains from rubber. Rub the affected area gently with steel wool to lift the polish without damaging the rubber surface.
Bridge Hands By Jacoby reports a tense session at Alvin Roth's Mayfair Club in New York. West's two spades and Souths three heart bid led to a five clubs doubled contract after East misplayed, triggering sharp exchanges among North South and East as they debated bidding choices and defense throughout the evening.
A guide to tint starch using blueing and clear starch to avoid white spots on dark cloth. It explains tinting starch for brown or dark blue or black fabrics, ensuring an even finish without visible white starch.
A reader describes coating salt and pepper shakers with melted vasin to protect shaker tops from corrosion. As the wax cools, punch through holes with a toothpick to create vents and prevent residue buildup.
A child learns by age ten that parental words carry layered meanings. “Maybe” often means wait and test limits, while “don’t do that” signals real intent. Phrases like “you ought to be outdoors” mask a wish for peace, and “that’s enough” marks the end of patience. When told to go to your room, the command is clear.
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