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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
4
The author argues hat wear is uneven across society, with few men wearing hats due to laziness or practicality. pocket nylon hats are pitched as a solution, but hatlessness persists from youth shaggy trends to hairpieces. Twill fabrics dominate fall suits and coats, expected to stay popular into spring and next year.
A mother asks about her 18 year old daughter who chokes after taking a bite, with doctor testing including throat X rays. The columnist suggests possible food allergy or emotional causes, cites examples, and recommends medical evaluation. The piece blends home advice with unusual tangents about skin care and a boutique anecdote.
Genuine white suede made from New Zealand lamb hides is now sold over the counter as yard goods. The manufacturer claims the leather resists discoloration after repeated wear and can be finger pressed or ironed to remove wrinkles after laundering.
New York fashion coverage notes metallics glitter and reflections with a medieval influence. Aux Paces remains a prime scene for the fashion crowd as gold digger styles take center stage in this season’s glittering trend spotlight.
Dr Ernest G Osborne presents a mixture of beauty tips on metallic cosmetics and eye shadow trends alongside personal anecdotes about June Robertson and Tom Jones. He then ponders pendulum swings in parenting, noting how extremes in child-rearing can mirror each other and influence future behavior.
A reader summary explains coats for winter, noting smooth Melton wool coats with belts as sleek and heavy. It contrasts textured fabrics called doucle, a looped yarn creating a rough, nubby appearance on woven or knitted garments.
A quirky essay on minding the store reveals human behavior through Nantucket shops. It notes overused phrases like I am just looking and observes groups such as teens and yacht visitors browsing wares. Jewelry boxes and wool ties spark trends among residents and visitors alike.
The piece describes tourists and day-trippers browsing fashion stores for gifts and outfits. It notes pattern sales by mail and in-store help, with references to Aunt Minnie and Sue Burnett catalogs. It mentions prices, patterns, and a 1967 Fashion Fall Winter issue offer.
Fashion columns highlight a vivid fall trend with multi level costumes pairing suits and coats. Notable pieces include a curvy wool suit with a shorter belted coat and a red wool nutria outfit with a mini dress and mid calf coat.
New looks appear in furniture fabrics as conventional patterns fade. Velvet like tickings with regency Spanish lace French embroidery and Persian prints in midnight blue espresso brown lead the trend. Designers cite flocking satin and faille backgrounds creating a compact velvety effect and a long lasting cut velvet influence. The total look coordinates mattress and headboard styles with Mediterranean and provincial themes.
A reader asks about being called cold by boys and kissing limits. Advice says she is selective and shy. the right boy will arrive. A separate question notes a 13 year old should avoid daytime eye makeup, with a suggestion for subtle evening enhancement.
A home beauty tip explains blending lipstick with petroleum jelly to create a matching cream rouge. Apply lipstick to the cheeks then blend with petroleum jelly to lift color toward cheekbones, producing a translucent glow and easier blending.
Children paint empty thread spools with gold silver red and green on a rainy day to hang as Christmas tree ornaments.
Your skin endures sun wind dry indoor heat and weather extremes that steal moisture. The skin’s oils keep it young and elastic. apply an emollient lotion before exposure to harsh weather to maintain lubrication.
Salted liquids or foods interact with aluminum, causing pitting over time. Removing salted liquids from aluminum utensils may help prevent surface damage and prolong usability.
A simple safety tip instructs attaching felt weather stripping to the underside of each rocker to prevent floor damage and minimize slipping while moving furniture or chairs.
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