Shin splints clash over diagnosis and remedies
In a medical column, Dr Crook reports on shin splints as discussed by 31 college trainers, noting varying definitions and treatments from hot soaks to rest, with many relying on taping and others debating cure and prevention. Also included is a parental question about a child with a recurring rectal fissure and potential surgical options.
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Medical ‘Tribune
American Medical Assny Committee
G.W.H. A
Practical Nurses Banquet Plans Set in Rensselaer County
Plans are complete for the 16th annual banquet of the Rensselaer County Division of Licensed Practical Nurses to be held at 6 30 p m today at Mario’s Theater Restaurant. James F Baker of WSNY Schenectady will be toastmaster and is a leader in CF research efforts. Rev Donald E Kelly of St Brigid’s Watervliet will give the invocation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Miss Carol A Paskewich Earns Master’s in Russian Literature
Miss Carol A. Paskewich daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Paskewich of 31 Winter St has received a master’s degree in Russian literature from Syracuse University She earned a B A in 1965 from Hartwick College Oneonta in Russian studies She was president of Phi Sigma Phi sorority at Hartwick and is now a Russian teacher at Shaker Junior High School Latham
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Carol A. Paskewich
Thomas W. Paskewich
Winter St
Syracuse University
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Phi Sigma Phi Sorority
Hartwick
Shaker Junior High School
Latham
Stripes in Autumn Fashion Run Bright in New York Shows
A feature on autumn fashion highlights bold stripes in New York runways with jersey day dresses diagonally striped resembling heraldic shields. Purple tones dominate, paired with violets, mauves, greens and navies in daytime wool outfits, while violet and bronze-gold accents appear in Italian imports.
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Barber Pole
New York
Daftha Anak
Sew Easy Style Code Pattern from Basic Fa 1967
Foldout 1967 Fall Winter Basic Fashions pattern No. 1461 features a shift silhouette with dropped shoulder, shawl collar, and tie bow. Size 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. size 12 bust 32 with sleeves. 2 1/2 yards of 45 inch. Send 50 cents plus 15 cents mail to Sue Burnett Troy Record for pattern No. 1461.
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Sue Burnett
The
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Policeman Resigns to Become Minister at Bible College
Joseph Howe a Wichita police traffic officer for more than five years has resigned to train for the ministry at Ozark Bible College in Joplin Missouri. At 36 he says police work gives breadth of life and insight into human troubles, guiding his new calling.
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Wichita
Kan
Joseph Howe
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Social notes from the Eastern Star gathering and visitors
Mrs. Lawrence Olsen spent four days in New York City for the Grand Chapter session of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Frank Drak e of Water-Vliet and Orange City, Fla. visited the Ol sensors before heading to Florida. Miss Betty Williams of New York City weekend with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William White and Leah were guests of Mrs. White’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland visited Mrs. McFarland’s in-laws, the Records, in Sherburn. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Bonesteel visited College Hospital in Woodsville to see Mrs. Alice Currier. Word arrives that Harry Holbritter, ex-resident of Boyntonville, is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge.
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Lawrence Olsen
New York City
Eastern Star
Frank Drake
Water- Vliet
Orange City
Fla
Olsens
Florida
Betty Williams
Lucy Williams
William White
Leah
James McFarland
Boyntonville
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Royal Gardens Hazardous Yet Lovely At Buckingham Palace
London reports that the Royal Gardens behind Buckingham Palace are a magnet for pigeons and birds while guards stand watch. Cleanup during the Queen’s annual fall preparations includes chandeliers, Old Masters inspections, and reworking curtains and beds. Prince Charles suite updates and Prince Andrew’s playtime wear down the lawn as the royal family travels to Balmoral.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Scotland
Nual
Hadi
Ham
Elizabeth
Britain
G. M. Ramsey
Balmoral Castle
Prince Charles
Cambridge University
John Checketts
Prince of Wales
Prince Andrew
Speaking Frankly About Hospitals and the Beast Within
A probing look at how hospital settings reveal the true nature of patients. The text contrasts blunt executives turning meek under care with the so called beasts who become compliant under nursing authority, portraying nurses as wielding wit and needles to tame even the most formidable.
Teflon Used As Space Fuel
Valley Forge AP Scientists at General Electric Space Technology Center claim Teflon can be modified into fuel for tiny satellite thrusters that keep spacecraft in position. The fuel leaves no residue and resists heat humidity and acids. Tests motor SPET has run for nearly four months with bursts every half second.
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Valley Forge
General Electric
Space Technology Center
Colonial Coinage and Early Philadelphia Mint Origins
The piece notes no silver mined in Colonial America and that silver coins were formed from household silver and foreign coins. It claims George Washington was the first customer of the original Philadelphia mint, sending silver spoons to be melted into half-dishes, a precursor to the nickel.
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America
Washington
Philadelphia Mint
Hoosie Valley Homemakers Meet Cookie Plan
The Hoosie Valley Homemakers will meet at Miss Janet Stover's home this evening. Twelve members will be asked to bring a dozen cookies for Christmas giving or entertaining and to share recipes. Mrs. Sue Hill and Miss Stover are cookie coordinators for the program. Joseph and Daniel Hayes returned from Cobleskill where they attended an adjudging contest. James Badger and family visited Concord Massachusetts. A turkey supper for St John’s parish is planned at Walley Falls church hall on Saturday October 28. A roast pork supper by the Women’s Society of the Presbyterian United Church will be held at the church hall on Wednesday November 1.
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Hoosie Valley
Janet Stover
Sue Hill
Miss Stover
Clarence F. Welch
Philadelphia
Victoria Stutsrim
Joseph
Daniel Hayes
Cobleskill
James Badger
Concord
Mass
St. John’s Parish
Church Hall
Walpley Falls
Women's Society of the Presbyterian United Church
Hattersley to Speak at Williams College Lecture
MP Roy Hattersley will lecture on Governmental Intervention in a Free Economy at 4:15 pm in Griffin 3 Williams College. He is Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Labor and the youngest Labor Government minister, after serving as secretary of the Labor Committee of Europe. Before Williams he will visit the John F. Kennedy Center at Harvard University.
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Roy Hattersley
Labor
Griffin 3
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaner Ad at Trojan Hardware Troy NY
To Clean Fine Carpets promises brighter carpet after use. Blue Lustre shampooers are advertised as top efficiency for $1 with Trojan Hardware at Congress and Fourth Streets in Troy New York. Ad credits AS 2.7330.
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Trojan Hardware
Congress
Troy
N.Y
Comforting Objects in Child Rearing Through The Years
Dr Ernest G Osborne explores changing child rearing styles noting shifts from denying comfort items to accepting pacifiers dolls and teddy bears. He argues such comforts aid tired or fussy children and typically fade by ages five or six unless dependency becomes major or indicates broader relationship issues.
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William G. Crook, M.D
Benedict Berner
Berners
Cahill
Hollywood
Remsen ST
Cohoes
W.Y
Jean Adams
Teen Forum
Parm
B.L
Bellevue
Nebraska
Creative
LaVerne W. Getman
Donna Drive
Albany
Latham Corners
Ted Pepper
Ted Pepper, Inc
Lester Nathan
Louis Rapp
Getman
Royal Gardens
Megrath
Imaharajah
R.n.s
Grant's Beauty Salon
Hoosick ST
Troy Plaza
Taga Book Shop
Fourth ST
Ernest G. Osborne
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Birkmayer
River ST
Anne’s Dress & Uniform Shop
4Th ST
Arpet World
119Th ST
6Th Ave
N. Troy
Lee Guliston Bigelow
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