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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
4
Remodeling a 30 year old living room centers on the fireplace. A high mantel, worn facing, and dull walls are redesigned with a white paint scheme, a decorative mantel, and built in shelves. New rugs and a few fireside chairs finalize a charming, inviting room aligned with modern tastes.
The piece explains why children may seek punishment, citing two main motives. Attention from adults often drives neglecting a child to act out, while guilt from prior punishment can lead a youngster to provoke consequences to reset the slate. Understanding these reasons helps adults respond to such behavior.
A ready guide notes handy baskets suit hot rolls hot biscuits and corn bread. Line the basket with a napkin before placing the bread and fold the napkin over to trap warmth.
Add a little Worcester sauce along with salt and pepper next time you make stewed tomatoes for richer flavor.
A fragile array of 1950s Easter bonnets is described with petals of dahlias chrysanthemums and mimosa. Designs feature silk flowers on straw bases with velvet ribbons and lace brims, including face framing crowns and decorative petals in pinks reds and greens.
A frugal guide suggests adding a drop or two of perfume to lingerie rinse water for a light, lasting scent. Ironing enhances the fragrance, though not required, and matching the daily perfume is advised for harmony.
Homemaker asks for color guidance for rug wallpaper and draperies to match burgundy and green seating and stained woodwork. A color plan proposes green ivy on copper brown matting, beige rug, and green chair accents. Q asks about turquoise wall color and how to mix it using white base cobalt blue and pale chrome yellow to achieve a light greenish blue shade.
Dear Miss Woodward letters discuss a late date invitation for a Saturday party. The writer outlines timing and suggests accepting late date shows readiness and social interest, arguing the notice was reasonable and the decision should reflect confidence.
The item blends an Ace Books crochet pattern offer with a long, disjointed aid column. It includes pattern numbers and prices, plus a lengthy student column about dating doubles, social plans, and excuses. The text mixes advertising, personal guidance, and stray anecdotes.
The readable text includes hints about lemon butter and fish preparation with pepper and cream. It mentions tasting notes and a broiling hint plus a salted pepper finish. The fragmentary source references tea and suse table settings but does not present a coherent article or identifiable entities.
A fashion note advises women with long thin necks to favor high close fitting necklines in suits and blouses to conceal the neck. Avoid collarless coats and dresses, keep hats long, choose necklines snug with fullness kept minimal, and consider frilled blouses and scarves to enhance a graceful line.
Fashionable Paris jewelry trends drift toward airy, lightweight designs using large cutouts lattice work and flexible settings. The jewelry council notes American women favor pendant earrings over button styles while bracelets feature interlacing motifs and apparent flexibility, though often rigid. East Indian influences shape forward hats pillboxes and turbans, with Persian Mor Sailors and Turkish motifs seen in Parisian jewelry columns as designers push modern, dramatic statements.
A spring collection features a white twill topper with a double collar and gold hook and eye, designed to pair with navy or black and white check suits. Accessories include a jeweled hat with silver beads and pink pearl trim, sheer scarfs, and a soft navy faille handbag with two compartments and a hanky section.
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