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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
5
A Boston columnist laments the long suffering Red Sox fans who watch with cautious optimism. He notes fans’ habit of tolerating excuses, attending dwindling games, and clinging to "wait till next year" while fearing another disappointing streak and enjoying a rare, fragile hope.
Fall and winter fashion fuse waist emphasis with fitted belts to sculpt a closer body line. Garments gain fullness via flared tiers and pleats, with midcalf lengths rising in coats and dresses. Belts, from fabric to leather and even crocodile tab links, define fit and style across city, country, and campus wear.
Pop art influence spreads to teenagers and collectors with decorator pillows that imitate branded packages in color and shape. Cotton covers are washable and imitate famous cereals, candy, soft drinks, beer, salami, Italian foods, and records.
A reader in Tulsa asks about long steady dating in seventh grade and handling critics. The adviser suggests not letting others’ opinions matter and telling critics the boy is nice, then changing the subject. A Buffalo reader asks how to handle date location when funds are unclear. The advice: let the boy choose and dress for the occasion.
Fashion columns note cavalry twill and khaki staples influence menswear as wartime styling recedes into civilian wear. Tailoring shifts toward shaped jackets and narrower waists, with topcoats and suits in cavalry twill showcased by Eagle Clothes and Celanese Corp. Industry sources hint the trend aims to move merchandise as military-inspired looks persist into fall, winter, and spring.
Interior decorator Michael Greer advises using stripes polka dots or carousel motifs while avoiding roosters in children's rooms He favors bright light venetian blinds wallpaper or vinyl coverings and storage cubes on rollers for toy organization Children tend to favor red but Greer does not.
Creative Woman offers a Hawaiian inspired muu muu No. 8255 with Patt-O-Rama in sizes 36 to 52. It advertises bust 38 to 54, requires 50 cents plus 15 cents shipping and handling, and urges ordering Sue Burnett at The Troy Record New York for the Fall Winter 87 Basic Fashion issue.
A discussion on how comics and TV influence youth shifts from earlier fears of comics to TV taking the spotlight. Analysts say behavior stems from home and school dynamics, not a single medium, as media like comics radio and TV present life in ways that affect youth differently. In New Delhi, India plans an expedition to Kedarnath peak near Tibet to scale 22,700 feet and study strategic regional value.
A guide explains balancing detergent and water for rug types, warns against under or over wetting, and notes professional cleaning plants remove embedded soil. It recommends weekly vacuuming plus annual professional cleaning to extend rug beauty and wear.
Fashion news centers on dramatic sparkle for eveningwear and bold glamor across autumn lines. New York designer Sophie emphasizes black with bright, soft shine in evening pieces, including velvet jackets, long satin looks, and capelet-backed empire gowns. Long evening coats return as a key trend with hardware accents lingering in daywear.
London AP reports Sir Mark Palmer predicts pink will dominate men's fashion next season with pink shirts hats shoes and robes. Palmer runs the English Boy model agency in Chelsea hiring 85 models at 815 an hour and shaping modern male style.
GENOA Ohio AP Darla Jean Dunn 15 adores insects snakes and caterpillars. She keeps a pet menagerie including frogs turtles and a 215 foot snake on her arm. Her latest acquisitions are two baby albino garter snakes. Her mother tolerates the unusual hobby while Darla studied biology in college and learned butterfly mounting from her mother.
The article urges better study lighting with incandescent soft white bulbs and opaque shades to reduce glare and aid concentration. It promotes indoor floral scent options including a spray and a scented lacquer for perfume-like fragrance on unfinished wood surfaces.
The Soviet paper Tzvestia reported a deft operation by mechanic I. Popkovich who opened a stork to remove a live snake over a foot long from its crop and sewed the bird up again.
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