28 Nov 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1958
Page
1
Plastic boxes serve as practical wrappers for holiday gifts. A wool sweater fits in a classic crisper box, keeping it neat all year. Reusable plastic trays in red and yellow add color for gifts like cookies or candy.
A narrator digs through yellowed notes and scraps from 1951 including gossip on Hollywood, a Reno era couple, and a England flair over Gussie Moran. The fragmentary chatter touches on personal habits, marriage, and public interest curiosities, preserving a dated, vivid slice of mid-century tabloid tone.
Thoughtful essay on parenting neglect and guidance with memories of Truman and domestic details. It contrasts parental hovering with allowing youth independence, weaving in personal recollections and recipe notes as illustrative anecdotes.
Practical kitchen tips offer a plain luncheon menu with a main course of items like vaol and sliced tomato salad. Guidance covers omelets, sesame shaped meat patties, uniform croquettes, and shrimp tips to present an appealing, company worthy meal with compact steps.
The article explains Stillson wrenches as essential for home plumbing, noting they grip teeth to pull and turn pipes, unions, and joints. It describes correct twisting direction when loosening or tightening and hints at a guide on proper use within a Home Journal segment.
Makeup guidance stresses how proper application affects staying power. It advises choosing products with long wear, blotting with tissue between steps, using setting powder lightly, and refreshing with careful touch ups to maintain a natural look. It mentions applying foundation or eye makeup before powders and cautions against overloading products for a lasting finish.
Award-winning designer Erwin Pearl showcases palladium combined with yellow gold for a one-tone look in bracelets necklaces pins and rings. He notes palladium’s light weight and brilliant whiteness as a superior setting for gems, with a textured dome leaf motif dress clip featuring diamonds sapphires.
A fragmented ad describes a grownup looking doll for young daughters with party dress including fan hair and various pattern details. It lists numbers, measurements, and materials like 20 inch doll length, a 38 inch wing sleeve item, petticoat yardage, and pattern guidance. It cites The Troy Ledger at 1160 Avenue of Americas, New York NY, with incomplete order and pricing notes.
The note urges balancing plans with rest during the holiday season. It suggests fitting naps between shopping, cards, and gifts to arrive at Christmas with energy. It also mentions self care like a soap massage and hair care as part of preparing for the holiday joy.
Empire silhouette dominates holiday wear with the line and sheath in wool jersey and lace. Slim simple sheath with a wide shallow neckline stands out as a versatile option for holidays and beyond, while dark prints transition from autumn to winter wear.
A column offers clothing guidance for a foreign trip with relatives and a simple upcoming church ceremony. It suggests a core three-skirt and six-blouse wardrobe, jackets, a lap coat, two dresses, color coordination, accessories, washable fabrics, and practical shoes.
Readable text describes tunics worn as outerwear by men and women, noting varied coverage with sleeves and girding. Mentions glamorous grey tunic, after five style silhouettes, and fashion details like measurement aids, tweed and flannel fabrics, and pressing effects on overall look.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Bath and foul phrases with unclear context. The legible parts refer to a Bath splash and possible references to lat and ward work, but the text is largely indecipherable and nonsensical. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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