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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1951
Page
2
A gardening column offers care guidance for African violets, geraniums, green tomatoes and root crops. It covers water management, temperature needs, storage of green fruits and root veg, and winter protection for roses, climbers, and tree roses with practical steps and safety notes.
A vintage fitness note suggests leg writing as an exercise to slim and tone the knee and thigh area. Lie on your back, raise a leg, and with your big toe write numbers in the air from one to ten, using the whole leg for motion. Repeat with the other leg, then rest and redo.
Changing living habits push a casual living trend in furniture design. Ranch style homes influence the look, with low, unobtrusive seating and versatile pieces that can be viewed from all sides. Provincial and modern hybrids rise, featuring curved forms, back interest, and dual purpose designs for flexible, comfortable living.
A reflection on parental temptation to fund a youth trip versus letting him work independently. The author argues that earning one’s own way builds self respect and independence, and warns against overindulgence. Parents should avoid supplying money when young people seek to stand on their own feet.
New York hairdresser James Caesar suggests two tone hair to brighten the winter scene. He tints the ends a different color from the rest and recommends a border like tobacco brown for blondes with short bobs. He says for bolder looks you may border in green blue or any color. Only about an inch is tinted so it can grow out if the mood changes.
To protect delicate glassware from chipping during washing place a soft clean terry towel at the bottom and around the sides of the dishpan or sink. This simple barrier cushions items and reduces impact from utensils and bowls.
Pattern No 518 offers a complete doll outfit in sizes 14 16 18 20 inches. Send 30 cents, name address size and pattern number to Sue Burmett The Troy Record 1150 Ave Americas New York 19 NY. Fall and Winter Fashion 48 pages include easy to sew styles and fashion news.
Fashion notes show the season targets a tiny waist and many women find new styles do not fit their figures. The trend emphasizes careful choosing of garments as midriffs fall short of the desired fit, leaving shoppers to adjust for comfort and appearance.
A fashion column outlines modern waist cinches and nippers with light elastic construction, advised sizing notes, and supportive features for various figures. It also covers teen fashion, recommending modest heels for beginners and matching accessories, plus guidance on denier stockings and durable wear.
Describes a strapless basque style garment for evening wear with a boned bra section, reinforced midriff, and hip hugging garter belt. Notes laced and hook and eye closures and claims suitable support for various figures with feminine lines.
Advice to Elizabeth Woodward on how to fit into a new school while staying true to herself. The guidance suggests observing the social scene, asking questions, and making friends first, then introducing new ideas gradually. It also covers handling dating perceptions and communicating clearly with peers.
A reader quips about dating and cooking habits during food preservation. The piece suggests varying interest levels affect shared kitchen tasks, from blanching vegetables to freezing produce. It contrasts partners who help with produce prep against those who offer no assistance.
Tables are described as practical, durable pieces with protective tops and optional slide out shelves and drawers. Elliptical forms dominate as the signature style, while traditional tables grow larger and sturdier. Modular designs enable grouping or independent use, with pieces serving as tables or stools as needed.
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