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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
3
A reader advises a father to avoid forcing a stepdaughter to call him Father, emphasizing genuine affection over titles to prevent bitterness. The column also answers a question about recurring pinworms in a six year old, suggesting reinfection within the family and recommending family-wide treatment and medical advice, with an offer for two mimeographed sheets for 10 cents.
A reader seeks guidance about a junior high girl attracted to a high school boy who is hard to reach. Advice suggests befriending him briefly, then letting curiosity guide whether to pursue contact. The fashion section notes babydoll and no waist styles remain popular with shifting waistlines toward lower and hip-hugging silhouettes.
Marvelous vinyls are drawn together in the rain this season. The write up emphasizes helmets, see through windows, and a rainy day view with coals stripes, flowers, tattersalls, bubble dots. Classic trench coats, fricked-up gaiters, and shiny tole finishes complete the look.
Wall decor adds charm to rooms with dimensional murals for dining areas and hallways. Kitchen knife care stresses proper storage, avoiding heat and hot water, and keeping blades and handles clean and dry to prevent wobbling. An extra hard polyurethane floor enamel resists wear and is restorable with damp mopping on wood metal or concrete surfaces indoors.
The piece highlights summer fashion with minidress and maxi bloomers, including a dancy floaty shirt tent with accordion pleats, a baby smock dress with a back bow, self-material buttons, and show-off bloomers that appear as dancing begins.
Advice from the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association suggests painting trim to match walls to reduce a cluttered appearance in small spaces. For doors, frames, and window sills prone to fingerprints and wear, use a matching semi gloss enamel for durability.
A good breakfast helps both family members and individuals start the day with energy. It supports focus, mood, and productivity, making morning activities smoother and more organized for everyone involved.
Dr Ernest G Osborne argues fathers should be more than breadwinners. He notes time spent with children in play and conversation fosters belonging and self worth, shaping their development and family harmony.
New York notice advises choosing comfortable travel attire for a wedding trip by car, balancing sitting comfort with presentable style for meals and sightseeing. It promotes pants for long drives and suggests a suit for stops, plus a sewing pattern for a practical apron with a large pocket and basic fashion catalogs with ordering details.
A cleaning tip explains mixing two heaping tablespoons of sal soda in a gallon of hot water to remove wax dirt and grime from furniture. Rub down the entire piece rinse and dry thoroughly before rewinding.
A tip explains removing stubborn food from a double boiler by turning the pot upside down and placing it in hot dish water for a short time to loosen residue.
A sharp critique of modern male film heroes as emotionless predators. The piece argues that their cool, unloving façades corrupt audiences, teaching kids to fear pain and seek emotional distance. It condemns their behavior as both frightening and believably calm.
Mrs Melvin Stevens and Mrs James McGuire joined their husbands on a hunting trip to Oklahoma and returned with 20 rattlesnakes. The unusual haul highlights a surprising success for the couple and adds a curious note to St. Louis coverage.
Louis Zoo keepers McGuire and two couples conducted a stake hunt at Wayneka Oklo as rattlesnakes emerged from hibernation. They used hooked sticks to snare snakes before they strike and praised the women for their help during the expedition.
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