Fashion Dress Ad For Junior Miss No 8303
A 1967 spring and summer dress pattern advertises No 8303 Patl-O-Rama for junior misses in sizes 9 through 18 with smocking at the yoke and a ruffled edge. Printed as a mail order offer from Sue Burnett The Troy Record New York, inviting 40 cents plus 10 cents mailing for pattern 655 yards of 35 inch fabric and size details. 50 cents for the 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion booklet.
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Cains
Sue Burnett
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
The Family Scrapbook Impersonal Approach to Parenting
Dr Ernest G Osborne argues for an impersonal method in parent child relations. Through simple examples he suggests using objective cues like a thermometer to decide when a sweater is needed, reducing personal conflict and aligning decisions with observable facts.
Guidelines to curb deceptive selling practices
An official in Washington argues for clearer federal guidelines to curb deceptive practices while preserving consumer choice. FTC seeks state cooperation, better with complaints and quick action by authorities, and caution against overhauling warranties and guarantees that could disadvantage consumers and manufacturers alike.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Trade Commission
Gale Gotschall
Bureau of
Gotschall
Gottschall
Gand
Child Care: Brain safety for bruised toddlers
A worried mother asks about repeated facial bruises on her twenty month old. Expert notes the brain is protected by skull and fluid and that everyday falls rarely cause brain injury, but high falls increase risk. The piece proposes a lightweight baby crash helmet as a potential solution and invites manufacturers to test the idea.
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John Tigrett
Johnny
Bill
Spills care guidance for removing stains on clothing
Instructions describe removing candy or syrup stains from bleachable fabrics by sponging with cold water and launder. If stain persists use a hot water bleach and rewash. For non bleachable fabrics soak in cold water then rub with detergent, rinse and launder.
Pastels and Navy Lead Spring Coat and Dress Trends
Spring fashion centers on pastel coats and suits with yellows blues pinks and greens. Navy remains popular for coats and as a suit accent with white. Prints dominate with flower garden themes and bright combinations such as purple yellow green and vivid pink yellow white dresses.
Rubbing Eye Irritation Mitigated by Flushing Advice
Rubbing your eye when something irritates it worsens irritation. Use clear water to flush out the object and tears help wash the eye. At home or work, consider a soothing eye lotion as a later step.
Food Habits Take Root Early In Life
Nutritionists report that food habits form before adolescence, urging parents to teach children to demand and accept a wide variety of nutritious foods before the teen years.
Approach To Beauty Subtle This Spring
New York fashion outlook shifts beauty norms as foundations give a sheer, undetectable feel. Neutral cool tones replace bold colors, navy eyed makeup complements navy fashion, with pearly shadows and muted blues shaping eye looks. Lip colors lean nautical pinks and corals, nails match the palette, urging personal fit over trends.
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New York
NEA
Moisture Shortens Life Of Painted Walls
Excess moisture harms painted walls especially in kitchens bathrooms and laundry rooms. Use ventilating fans or louvers to dry the air and prevent damage.
Cup Cakes with Marshmallow Topping
Instructions describe baking cup cakes and ten minutes before finish placing a marshmallow on each cake. When cooled, the top acts as a sweet icing. The steps emphasize a simple method to create a toasted marshmallow glaze.
Iced Tea Tip Reduces Glass Cracking With Spoon
A practical note states hot tea poured over ice in a glass can crack the glass less if a metal spoon remains in the container. The tip emphasizes spoon-in-glass technique as a safeguard during pouring.
Salt Soup Salvaged and Heat Management Tips
A fragmented note offers kitchen advice on reducing salt in soup and managing heat. It suggests adding heat to soups, using a peeled potato to absorb excess salt, and placing foil or a potato near a radiator or steam source. The fragment ends with a personal reflection on failing to keep up with radiators.
Bridge misplay leads to six no trump slam plan
The text describes an auction and play in a bridge hand where North responds two diamonds to two clubs, South rebids two no trump to show 23 or 24 points, and North advances to six no trump. West leads clubs, East must contend with club jack, and South’s winning line is outlined while noting risk if North were declarer after an alternate opening.
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North
South
West
East
Fither
Declarer
Dampened collar tabs ease shirt button closures
Guidance notes that dampening the tab of a starched men's shirt collar makes collar buttons easier to close, reducing strain on the fabric and helping keep the shirt neat throughout wear.
Fad belt buckles and dating gossip in fashion notes
The column confirms belt buckles worn on the side are a swinging fad but not new. In dating etiquette, a 16 year old’s talk of going steady or marriage on a first date can spread rumors. the advice warns against mentioning such topics to avoid scaring off partners.
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Gotschall
Monkees
E. M. of
Towson, Md
Jean
C. P
Rochester
New York
Dusting furniture with wood grain prevents scratches
The guide advises dusting with the grain to protect furniture finishes. Dust can cause scratches if moved across the grain, so use a dustcloth lightly treated with a few drops of quality furniture polish to keep dust from clinging and rubbing the surface.
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Creative
United States
American Gem Society
Troy
Adels
Third & Broadway
Ernest G. Osborne
FTC
Jen
Steak House
New Colonie
Propa P.H
Vier
Prope P.M
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Fabiani
Velvet
ATO Cars Srh
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jacoby
Hak West
Ed Levin
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Broadway
Congress and
4Th Sts
Lean
Shank
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