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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
16
A long OCR fragment describes a new rice processing method by Milton Yonun Malek to preserve vitamins. It outlines dehydration, concentrating nutrients, and a “warholding method” adapted for military food supplies. Production plans include plants in Stuttgart, Sacramento, and other sites as nations boost dehydrated foods for overseas aid.
This guide offers tips for brushing wool and nylon blends, aiming to minimize scotch marks after washing. It covers reshaping knitted fabrics, supporting fibers, avoiding excessive wringing, and methods like the Wagertip approach to loosen soil without stressing the fabric.
A new color paint innovation promises daily color changes and washable, non slip rubber floor panty items. The technology uses pigmentation shifts visible under different lighting and screens, enabling varied wall and floor appearances.
A Statesman Based Home article extols Oriental rugs as luxury decor. It notes how Lord Clive and British statesmanship inspired refined styles, highlighting Moor coverings, cheerful colors, and intricate patterns suited to modern furnishings while remaining budget friendly.
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New personal grooming lamp promises quick dry curls at home. It plugs into electric socket, warms a hot air flow, and lets users style hair while performing other tasks. Advocates say it saves time, adds comfort, and can be used in bathroom to ease cold showers.
Read about a new Ihlow and brilliant duster with a box brush on one end and a novel Mah section on the other. It claims to blow dust from tight crevices by squeezing the handle and to be more efficient than traditional wands, though it warns of potential wall splashes and quick soapy dirt buildup.
Saintogn Greene Columbin and Washington Counties will attend an event beginning at 7 pm. Professor Poss Will demonstrate simple arrangements of ordinary flowers for home use. Helen Cheaphell Syenway, president of the county Teachers association, will be in charge of the evening.
Fashion notes describe Easter styles with pastel wool, prints, and palco accents. Descriptions cover calf length skirts, jackets, daytime coats, bell shaped sleeves, toques and hats, waist emphasis, bustles, and ornamental trims. Fillet of fabrics like pastel blues and orchid tones appear with jet jewelry and silver studs for formal wear.
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions patterns, names, and a bank printed item. It reads like a series of jumbled product or pattern notes with references to New York and various individuals, but lacks coherent events or clear facts. No identifiable outcome or action is evident.
An early 20th century notice describes a home water system upgrade promising rust prevention and clearer drinking water. It touts a new treatment sold in 1 to 1.75 pound packages, dissolving at about 95 percent per month, with installation by a plumber and a typical six minute application for a household feed.
The article explains common eye injuries from dust and foreign particles, noting how they irritate the cornea, cause rubbing and tears, and may require removal by clean hands or sterile tools. It covers first aid, when to seek physician care, and the use of antiseptics and protective bandages.
A stout built two bedroom bungalow showcases solid construction with a firm main floor and a second level ready for finishing. The home features a studio space, a main bath, two large bedrooms, generous closets, and rich window bays that balance the exterior design with rear porch potential.
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis hosts an exhibit titled Twentieth Century Living, teaching homemakers to recognize good design through functional objects. Visitors see glassware pottery and household items illustrating simple, affordable design strategies. The gallery aims to show beauty and practicality coexist in everyday decor and to equip patrons with discernment for intelligent selections.
The text discusses eye protection for workers, noting some employers view it as unnecessary and stressing the benefits of protective lenses and goggles. It mentions preventing accidents, aiding workers in hazardous occupations, and avoiding exposure to heat and irritants, with emphasis on personal hygiene and infection prevention.
A guidance piece urges harmonious home school cooperation to aid a deaf child’s education. It stresses parent teacher trust, early disclosure of needs, and consistent support, noting teachers and families must share responsibilities to help the child succeed and avoid stigma or delay.
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