25 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
1
A reader asks about recurring head hematomas in a 3 year old. Dr Crook explains hematomas form from injured vessels, may appear after minor bumps, especially on the head, sometimes requiring surgery if bleeding persists, and suggests a home helmet option and medical review if bruising remains excessive or frequent.
Pattern brief describes a trim belted Unecked culotte with short sleeve blouse option. Sizes range bust 33 to 47, with blousé style. pattern No. 8263 from Patt-O-Rama. Send 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing to Sue Burnett at The Troy Record for Fall Winter 67 Basic Fashion issue.
To extend nylon stocking life rub the heels and toes with a small amount of wax. This simple at home tip adds stiffness and protection against wear, helping stockings last longer during wear.
Pastel crepe dresses trimmed with embroidery in a fruit motif appeal to teens. A low-pleated short sleeve option with a cherry embroidered pocket is suggested alongside a long sleeve shirt featuring a cherry or strawberry accents. White icing at neck and sleeve edges completes the look.
Jean Adams describes a teen crush on a boy older than her. She recalls living near him before moving in the summer and says she feels drawn to him whenever they meet, going head over heels.
Women embrace capes as a chic fashion, while Paris police discard the long dark blue police cape after January 1 in favor of black cloth delicoats and plastic raincoats. Officials say the cape is no longer useful or stylish, especially as more men drive cars.
A 14 year old from Stamford asks how to handle a boy who ignores her letters and attention. The columnist replies to forget him as he does not care. A 16 year old in Spokane seeks help for excessive sweating and body odor, with guidance on hygiene and deodorant use.
A reader suggests using washed dry cherry pits peach and plum seeds as bean bag filler for children. They are light weight and considered safe if a bean bag strikes a child, unlike heavier fillers.
A simple chairside planter idea uses two clay pots glued together by their bottoms with a dowel through the drainage holes. The larger pot sits on the floor while the other holds the plant for an attractive display.
A note on using leftover material from an attractive printed cotton dress to create a ruffle around a petticoat, enhancing the outfit with a simple, decorative touch.
Lynda Johnson, daughter of the President, plans a December ninth wedding to Marine Captain Charles Robb in the White House East Room. Security concerns and space limits may force guests to stand as the couple exchanges vows.
Spanish fashion forecast for winter favors close fitting shoulders and flared overall silhouette with burnt orange coats as the standout color. The Tom Jones hairstyle leads autumn trends along with the Lake Look and floral hair accessories as Veronica Lake inspired waves influence Carnaby Street.
The essay notes strong cultural differences across nations while highlighting sharper individual variations among Mayan families observed during a field project. Despite shared backgrounds, one family uses constant scolding, another adopts a relaxed style, and a third sits between extremes, showing personal attitudes shape child rearing more than culture alone.
A tip for crimping pastry before baking suggests brushing the top crust with cold water just before baking to improve flakiness. The note emphasizes the moisture tightens the surface for a crisper finish.
Lace becomes the newest shimmer in fall fashion with silver and gold metallics. Beaded details, metallic threads, and silver lace elevate a high fashion look including a culotte dress with lamé fabrics and a glittering handbag accent.
Leftover waffles should be stored in the refrigerator and reheated in a toaster. A simple tip guides readers to keep the waffles fresh and to restore their original texture with quick toasting.
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