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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1967

Page

16

Hair loss in children due to scalp fungus cured by medicine

Letter from Mrs B B recounts a patchy bald spot in her son caused by scalp ringworm that improved with a specific medication after months of treatment. The column notes fungus is a common cause of child hair loss, historically treated with harsh methods but now effectively managed by modern drugs. It also discusses measles vaccination impact and a mass immunization drive in New Orleans with hundreds of thousands vaccinated.

B.B William H. Stewart Medical Tribune New Orleans J. Morgan Lyons Orleans Parish Medical Society

Sparkling Metal Finishes and Fashion Pattern Notice

Creative Woman Metal Sparkles Dont neglect metalwork around the house Spray the clean metal with shellac from an aerosol can for a long lasting finish that wont tarnish Sophisticated Skimmer The traditional A line dress is made more appealing in this lovely version slightly pinched at the waist with eye catching but ton trims at the neckline No 1417 with the photo guide is in sizes 10 to 20 bust 31 10 40 Size 12 32 bust 344 yards of 45 inch Send 50c in coins plus 15c for first class mail and special handling for each pattern to Sue Burnett The Troy Record 1150 Ave of Americas New York NY 10036 Print Name Address with Zip Code Style Number and Size Get a head start on up to the minute styling with the new Falls Winter 67 issue of Basic Fashion Only 50c a copy

Sue Burnett Troy Record Ave. of Americas New York N. Y

Cold Weather for Babies in The Family Scrapbook

Dr Ernest G Osborne addresses mothers of infants about outdoor exposure in cold weather. The piece questions if fresh air is essential and risks of cold, offering guidance on daily outings for under-one-year-old children and how to balance health concerns with outdoor time.

Watch Him Bounce Back From Aches Of Colds And Fever

Doctors nationwide recommend St Joseph Aspirin For Children to speed recovery when a child is under the weather. A parent survey named it America’s mother and child favorite with a dollar price point noted.

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Fresh air for children in cold weather advised

The text notes that infants can tolerate more fat as protection against cold, with weather quality and wind affecting comfort. Warm clothing and an extra blanket under the carriage improve insulation, and fresh air can be gained via an open window without making daily outings an obsession.

Eyestrain Averted While Drying Laundry Outdoors

Reading item advises wearing sunglasses to prevent eyestrain on bright days when hanging clean laundry to dry outdoors.

Teen Forum Seeks Fashion Truth About Falls at School

A reader from Texas asks about girls wearing falls to school. Answers warn against fake overly long falls but approve trimmed, neat wear. Grandmothers’ knitting tips urged for clever, affordable fashions and coordinating accessories.

Before You Buy A Guide To Consumer Protection

In this column from the Consumer Conference of Greater Cincinnati the focus is on protecting consumers through information. It notes that real protection comes from informed choices, explains how federal and state laws assist, and emphasizes access to trustworthy information via the Before You Buy column and the Consumer Conference News. The piece invites readers to join the conference and submit questions for future columns.

Consumer Conference of Greater Cincinnati School of Home Economics College of Education, of University of Cincinnati Coe Ee Japan Cincinnati Try Washington Consumer Assembly Congress A. D. St. John Margaret Dana

Siena College Career Day Set With Keynote Address

Rt Rev Msgr John L Jones rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception to deliver the keynote at Siena College 17th annual Career Day tomorrow at 940 am in Gibbons Hall. Rev Brian F Duffy Siena president will welcome 36 alumni acting as seminar directors leading sessions on employment challenges and opportunities.

John L. Jones Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Siena College Gibbons Hall Father Jones Brian F. Duffy OFM Siena Eli Werlin Ernie Tetrault Kenneth F. Girard James E. Girzone Walter W. Kastenmayer, Jr Elias Moubar John J. Thero James G. Tobin Jr Arthur P. Irving Jr Donald F Loncrini Charles F. Hurley Robert Parrish Frederick J. Murphy Stan Levine James E. Hagerty Joseph J. Donohue John E. Benson Jr Anthony Tobacco Metro Moresco David A. Hendler William F. Gaffney Donald J. Anthony John EF. Vavasour John H. Connors Howard T. Tucker Martin ™. Kelly Hugh F. Walsh Nicholas Pallotta Anthony de Palma Robert E. Lynch Angelo W. LaManna John F. Connolly William J. MclBride Richard P. Crinigan Jr Paul Centi Patrick F. Walsh

Picture Hanging Tip Keeps Frames Level

Keep pictures straight by looping the wire before placing on the hook. A simple method helps front alignment and avoids crooked frames in display. Secure wire loop evenly to control tilt and balance when hung.

Browning Meat Boosts Stew Flavor Before Adding Water

More stew flavor comes from browning the meat first to seal in juices before adding water and vegetables. This step enhances the rich taste and helps develop a deeper, savory base for the dish.

Vinegar Cleans Varnished Wood Finish Advice

A short tip explains that one cup of vinegar added to one gallon of warm water cleans varnished wood without impairing its gloss. The mixture leaves varnish looking fully restored and polished.

Rug Anchored With Foam Rubber Underlay

A quick fix for scattered rugs advises using a sheet of foam rubber of an inch thickness cut to fit under the rug. Place it beneath and secure with a few dabs of fabric glue if needed to keep the rug from sliding.

Onion Slicing Trick to Reduce Tears

A kitchen tip suggests slicing onions into thin rounds and then slipping away the thin layers of skin from each slice to minimize tearing while preparing onions.

Beauty Tip from the Stars Seaside antiseptic Sea Breeze praised

A gossip style tip notes TV film and stage stars regularly sponge faces with Sea Breeze before makeup. It claims Sea Breeze melts oil and grime, removes germs, and helps makeup go on smoother and even. Available at all rug counters at a reasonable price.

Tips for better looking cotton fabrics

Readable care guidance advises removing cotton garments from the dryer while slightly damp to reduce wrinkles. Finish drying by hanging, then press with a steam iron if needed for touch up.

Lemons Restored By Boiling Water Heat Restores Dried Fruit

When lemons become dry and hard with time, they can be softened by covering them with boiling water and letting them stand over low heat for 30 minutes. This method restores pliability and usability.

Speaking Frankly by Mary Megrath

A reflective piece on parental empathy for teens. It contrasts fathers and mothers with their children, noting dads resist open dialogue, fear judgment, and retreat into authority. The essay argues mature parenting requires dialogue over mere obedience and acknowledges the fears of aging fathers.

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