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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1944
Page
2
The piece argues razor blade pricing is explained by manufacturing costs and safety testing. It notes blades must be produced with care, inspected many times, and priced to cover complex machinery and health safeguards, making pricier blades a better value for long term skin health.
Hoosick Falls resident Miss Harriet Graves dies at Hoosick Falls Health Center after a two year illness. Born August 1854 she lived all her life in Hoosick, active in First Presbyterian Church and Women’s Benevolent Society. Funeral services led by Pastor Kelley and held in Maple Grove Cemetery. Other notices cover Adelbert Russell, Miss Mary Minke requiems, John H Smith memorial mass, and Hoosick Grange meeting. Burial and mourners listed for several local figures.
Side Glances notes in Hoosick and vicinity describe a varied program led by Galbraith ish hall with a shorter agenda due to ar glection, featuring Rev William Garner discussing Unet, plus recreations directed by LeRoy Pine and guided by Mrs Lewis Watt. Also reported are Van Rensselaer Lodge initiations, a 25 16 high school football win, church meetings, community dinners, story hour at Cheney Library, literacy tests, and a youth Halloween event at the First Baptist Church hall with vict ory garden decor.
Weird ad offers relief for stomach pains and heartburn claiming the Biblical tale of Adam references. It promotes a product called Unga in a dubious medical pitch with dubious ingredients and a double money back claim.
The United States Strategic Air Force led a daylight raid on Hamburg and Ruhr targets with over 1,100 aircraft supported by 78 escort bombers. Several bombers and fighters were reported missing, with the Royal Air Force striking Stuttgart during the night.
The District Chapter of the New York State Credit Union League met on Thursday as reports circulated of an eighth Allied attack on German facilities. Early word described Liberators facing intense anti aircraft fire over the Ruhr area with jet fighters seen but not engaging.
Robert Sanguine, chapter director, will report on the recent league directors meeting at Halles Community Center. The topic titled Lehn Tate Turked on Credit Union Prot 6 will be discussed.
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