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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
20
Dr Crook explains a 9 month old who is starting to walk with support may skip crawling. He notes normal head to foot motor progression and that some babies crawl, scoot, or walk in varied orders. Crawling is not essential for intelligence or reading ability later in life.
Pattern details for a low waisted A line dress with belt and short sleeves in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 years. Size 6 uses 1% yards of 54 inch fabric. Send 50c plus 15c mail to Sue Burnett Troy Record NY for pattern No 8121 Style Number and size. Fall Winter 67 Basic Fashion issue advertised.
A simple solution prevents marks on floor surfaces by applying adhesive tape to chair legs and table feet. The strips protect linoleum and other flooring from scuffs and scratches during use.
The article notes dampening the string before tying a package improves security as the string shrinks during drying, producing a tighter and safer fasten. It emphasizes using a dampened cord to prevent looseness and enhance tamper resistance in mail packaging.
Screen and stage stars rely on Sea Breeze antiseptic to melt away oil and grime from pores and remove germs that cause skin problems. It eliminates excess oil for smoother makeup and is available at drug counters everywhere.
Damaged text advises pressing the pattern with a luke warm iron and folding neatly to fit into the envelope without crowding, noting how a well pressed pattern remains intact. The guidance emphasizes careful handling to preserve the item during mailing or storage.
Advice on maintaining overshoes suggests wiping with a cloth nearly dry with ammonia water to improve appearance and prevent drabness. The tip emphasizes regular care to keep footwear looking neat.
Drain excess grease from fatty meat such as fried bacon or pork sausage by placing it on a dish lined with a double thickness of absorbent paper towels to absorb the fat.
The column discusses babies' hearing and rhythm response, plus soothing mealtime music. It promotes Gerber cereals and desserts as easy comforting options for infants and preschoolers, ending with contact for Gerber Baby Products in Fremont Michigan.
A reader from the East asks about writing to friends and a mother’s fear of gossip. The advisor urges wholesome notes and notes that calling is less proper than letters. Another inquiry from Dayton asks about fishnet stockings. the reply endorses sheer or opaque alternatives for school wear.
New York AP notes trends in ear adornment with engineered earring designs that avoid lobes, including hoop styles, wingbacks and shoulder dangles. Designers in the Great Designs in Jewelry Awards push creative pieces for varied wearers and hair fashions.
Velvet has long been a favorite fabric among women, praised for its rich look and flattering texture. The piece notes velvet’s recurring popularity, with black velvet most common and brown velvet seen as chic, used in evening wear and theater coats in colors like rose, violet, and greens.
The article suggests a simple solution for toddlers who throw objects. Use ping-pong balls as harmless missiles, which bounce and are easy to control. Create color coded sets with paint or dye to make the activity engaging and safer than other objects.
Plans for Saturdays Holiday Fair were finalized at the Taconic Valley Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association meeting in Berlin. Officers reelected include Mrs. Duncombe president and Mrs. Shannon, Bernheimer, Seagroatt, Allen, Beers. booths will feature dried flowers, paintings, crafts, baked goods, plants, and nearly new items with Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts assisting. The Berlin Free Town Library will host a book stall.
Dr. Sidney Cobb reported at an American Public Health Association meeting that marital hostility may drive rheumatoid arthritis in wives and peptic ulcers in husbands. The data suggest hostility affects mood and resilience, influencing health outcomes.
New York fashion writers report a revival of romance in spring attire. Designers reintroduce waistlines with belts and sashes, while princess line cuts and plunging necklines reappear. Long sleeves and fluttering skirts dominate as romantic silhouettes contrast brief hems. Influences include Lynda Bird Johnson Robb and Camelot era romance. Medieval motifs also resurface in inspiration from Robin Hood and Arthurian legends.
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