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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1967
Page
4
Dr Crook explains albumin in urine can accompany fever, exercise, or be seen in healthy kidneys. A small amount often causes no alarm if kidney disease is absent, citing a Johns Levitt study of 183 men with no kidney disease at entry showing no link to mortality.
Pattern offer from Sue Burnett via The Troy Record details No. 1463 aprons with pockets, 148 yards of 35 inch fabric, transfer included, one size. Price 50 cents plus 15 cents for first class mail and handling. mail order to New York address with style number and size.
Knit garments are advised to rest at least 24 hours between wearings for better service. Washing, when fabrics permit, often surpasses dry cleaning for removing perspiration. Pre treat especially soiled areas to improve cleaning and shorten washing time.
Instructions suggest removing gum from an outdoor storage space by rubbing with ice to harden it, then scraping off. Warns against applying perfume directly to clothing as it can stain and be difficult to remove.
Dr Ernest G Osborne discusses how children blame themselves when parents divorce. He notes boys may fear losing maternal attention or feel parental disputes stem from their behavior. The piece urges parents and readers to reassure children they are not at fault and that both parents still love them.
The Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC symbolizes the Union Lincoln saved. Completed in 1922 it features 86 Doric columns representing states at Lincoln's death and plaques naming 48 states at completion.
A reader asks how to tell if a girl still likes him after a breakup. The columnist says a sincere apology can heal trust if feelings remain. if not, it’s a real-life lesson learned. Also included are two wardrobe ideas for cheerleaders in a small Texas town, balancing style with budget.
A brief tip advises applying strips of adhesive tape to shoe soles to reduce slipping on icy pavement. The guidance aims to improve traction during icy conditions and prevent falls.
This item provides practical household guidance on restoring velvet with brushing and steaming, plus hanging to dry, and keeping steel knives bright and sharp by storing them in a box of clean sand. It also adds a quirky note about sweetening fresh peas by crooking them with empty pea pods.
A major exhibition titled The Art of Fashion opens at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It surveys roughly 190 costumes from 18th century to present, with about 140 pieces in the core display and 50 garments by contemporary designers, tracing design as art from 1735 robe a la anglaise to 1960s minidresses and futurist silhouettes.
Bulgarians top Eastern Europe as cinema patrons with 1,700 theaters. About one third of films are from America and the West, and annual seat sales total 124 million.
The truffle, a subterranean fungus prized in French cooking, requires eight to ten years to cultivate before harvest, Britannica reports. The underground mushrooms command high value in culinary circles.
Polish chemist Kasimir Funk defined vitamins by coining the term from vita meaning life and amine naming a nitrogen compound. The origin links the word to life enhancing compounds in nutrition research.
Frequent cleaning of shades keeps homes fresh. Lower blinds fully to dust with a soft cloth or vacuum. Wash washable shades flat, rinse, and dry before re rolling. For non washable shades aim for regular cleaning to prevent heavy soil buildup. Use an art gum eraser for dough style cleaner. Apply light overlapping strokes for even results.
A remarkable record in bird lore describes the European lapwing flying 2200 miles across the Atlantic to Labrador. The feat highlights endurance migration and navigational feats among shorebirds.
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