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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
3
A garbled market note on sub teen plaid styles highlights authentic plaids and broadcloths in new fabrics. It cites washable, smartly styled outfits for mothers and girls, featuring cotton dresses, two piece looks with plaid trims, and practical winter colors.
Television sets increasingly leave parlors for bedrooms as living rooms shrink. The trend favors convertible bedroom furniture and dual purpose couches that serve daytime lounging and nighttime video viewing. Homes with a single TV place it in the bedroom, showcasing a smart, versatile setup.
Parboil carrots and cover with a syrup made from half and cup of drown sugar a quarter cup of butter or margarine and a quarter cup of hot water. Cook the carrots in the sauce for about five minutes.
A playful guide suggests making doll house furniture from kitchen and pantry items. Use soft drink containers as base frames, milk bottle tops for tables, paper scraps for doors and windows, and cardboard to assemble beds and pictures. Kids can improvise designs, then enjoy assembling and decorating their miniature rooms.
Nyton boots offer lightweight warmth with nylon outer fabric and crepe rubber soles. Available in women and children sizes with four patterns, self locking zippers, foldable legs for packing, and water resistant duvation finish in colors Hinck brown green ivory red.
A damaged description notes safer playpen pads and inserts with odorless, moisture resistant fiber lining that retain shape. Pads roll for convenient storage and provide insulation against drafts while wipe clean with damp cloth. Available colors include white, yellow, or blue.
A brief kitchen note describes adding bits of leftover bam to boost flavor. It mentions a green span beara and emphasizes achieving a zesty finish with careful timing and mixing.
A fragment describes preparing apple rings to accompany sausage dishes. It mentions paleage soukiy apples and a sprinking of UNMLe brewer sugar. The text reads like a culinary note with steps and ingredients.
A variety of tableware patterns shows evolving fashion from floral sprays to treeform china shapes. New groups feature ivory and black contrasts, regional florals, and modern color blends like gray burgundy and nature inspired tones. Glassware shifts to simpler lines with natural hues, coordinating with dinnerware for cohesive place settings.
A reader asks how to handle a three person romantic situation and avoid jealousy. The columnist suggests clearer boundaries, arranging social events with both couples and separate outings to reduce friction while inviting input from partners.
Appears to describe a fashion sewing guide with pattern MBMN and a recipe section for a salad using celery, pineapple, and mayonnaise. Mentions a Nero style pattern offering three quarter dongin and green radish strips, plus a tip to chill before mixing. Free pattern printed inside the book, issue details unclear.
The piece describes a range of coats and hats with fitted top coats, Greek warrior style bonnets, a black velour bonnet with feather, a belted sport coat in gray tweed, a black antell hat with white feather, a pyramid coat styling, and a short Mapedd coat in wine tones.
A fashion columnist offers tips to extend wear from overskirts and long tops by combining with new or existing fabrics. Instructions cover shortening and layering, with examples using velveteen, taffeta, and plaid schemes to tailor garments for a youthful fit. Letters from readers seek advice on adapting tight winter clothing.
Fragmentary text discusses preserving vitamin content during cooking. Mentions methods like short heating and careful timing to retain nutrients. References unclear terms and specific practices across scattered phrases.
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