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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
4
New York UPI reports the Cleanliness Bureau advises removing laundry from the dryer as soon as it stops to minimize wrinkles. They recommend folding or hanging promptly, and removing permanent press fabrics while still damp if no permanent press cycle is available.
Jean Adams answers reader questions from Salt Lake City and Washington DC about dating secrets and self image. Advice covers not needing to disclose a first kiss and suggests straight posture and confident dressing to address knock knees, urging readers to seek answers by writing to the forum in HoustonTexas.
Dear Susie covers pregnancy weight concerns and a young woman's relationship with her boyfriend. Dear Mom warns about risks of excess weight during pregnancy and dieting for baby health. Dear Can’t offers cynical counsel on a daughter's unsupportive engagement. Housebound suggests compromise with husband to regain date nights and shared leisure.
Fashion sewing ad outlines a two piece dress pattern for half size figures with topstitching. Includes sizes 10 to 24 with 35 bust. Pattern details list yardage for 45 inch fabric and send 75 cents to Sue Burnett at The Troy Record for mail order. Spring Summer 1971 Basic Fashion Book priced at $1.00 includes postage.
In Frankfort Kentucky the state health director Dr Dale Farabee reports a 50 percent drop in patient numbers in Kentucky mental hospitals since 1964. The statement indicates continued reductions in institutional care and shifts toward community treatment options.
Mrs O T asks if her winter earaches and sneezing in a barn imply allergy. Dr Marshall A MacDonald discusses diagnosing allergy in young children, fluid in the ears, milk and egg allergies, diet changes, sinus x rays, and timing of allergic reactions.
A columnist skewers political hawks who use family connections to steer their sons into National Guard and Coast Guard assignments. The piece mocks patriotic displays and argues that some leaders shield their offspring from real danger while ordinary boys face the draft. It portrays a night of celebration masking privilege and critique of class in wartime service.
Carol Canfield runs the Sandia Atomic Museum the world’s only public nuclear weapons museum. In six months she added 11 displays for a 39 item collection including a Fat Man replica and a Little Boy model. Visitors with security clearances are amazed at disclosed material.
The Food and Drug Administration will soon start a study of a computerized poison information system. The project aims to evaluate how digital data can improve poison risk assessment and public health responses.
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