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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
4
A reader column discusses whether a boy with one kidney should play contact sports, noting reports of ruptured spleens and concussions. The doctor urges balanced risk assessment, parental involvement, and gathering full facts before decisions. Readers share experiences with skin rashes and identifying bleach as the cause.
A Baltimore reader asks how to handle a 15 year old daughter’s dating, suspected unhealthy friendships, and makeup. The columnist advises mothers to avoid excessive suspicion, encourage healthy relationships, and notes some girls use makeup for self confidence while promoting cautious use.
Hair styling tips emphasize the need for proper setting whether done by a professional or at home. Bend at the waist to let hair fall forward, brush away from the scalp, and use tape to fix unruly bangs or curls before the hair dries.
A pattern feature for daytime and evening wear showcases a sheath skirt with an over-blouse. Pattern No 8172 Patt-O-Rama offered in sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. Cost includes 50 cents plus 15 cents for mail handling. address Sue Burnett Troy Record New York.
Eight year old Tommy Ross wants to save for a bicycle, but his mother insists on obeying his Uncle Bill who urged sharing with friends. They compromise and Tommy buys lemons and sugar to make lemonade for the gang, keeping 50 cents for his bike fund. The scene teaches negotiating fair outcomes for children.
A gala in New York honored Neiman Marcus and top American designers for French lace fashions. The show titled French Lace a Performing Art highlighted lace's romantic history from the 15th century to modern designs with pieces by Bill Blass Berthelot Ben Reig Donald Brooks Mollie Parris and A. N. Saab among others. The event showcased lace used with chandeliers of jewels furs and metallics including a rain costume by Arla Michelle and a striking lady’s shirt by Saab.
A reader suggests removing indelible pencil marks from kids white blouses by soaking the garment in alcohol and laundering as usual. The tip emphasizes simple stain removal through common household practice.
New York fashion feature notes a shift to short curly hairstyles shaping faces and profiles. Intercoiffure president Adolf Biecker praises elegant feminine looks, with mini curls and tousled options suiting office to theater scenes and fast moving styles.
Use a small amount of oatmeal to thicken soups and stews naturally. Add gradually, simmer to desired consistency, and whisk to avoid lumps for a creamier texture.
Green tomato canning directions for green tomato pie and winter use embedded with tips on planting Crown of Thorns care. Also includes herb drying facts and reader question on starting magnolias from seed with winter germination steps.
A blue spray cleaner for glass surfaces is highlighted for versatile use. It removes grease fingerprints and spatters from toasters waffle irons and ovens leaving items shinily clean.
The tip suggests placing a small piece of apple in a jar of brown sugar to keep it from drying out and becoming hard or lumpy quickly, noting the moisture from the apple helps maintain softness.
Hair styles that suit many face shapes from oval to square with low upkeep. After washing, shape the hair, form ringlets, and secure bangs and neck with tape. Curl, spray lightly, and finish with a quick comb out if using a dryer.
Buying canned goods in quantity is promoted as a great money saver. Canned food lasts long and resists spoilage unless leaks occur, in which case the advice is to discard the affected can.
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