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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
3
Dr Crook explains persistent neck lymph nodes in children often stem from chronic nose throat or sinus infections or from natural variation. He notes most cases are not serious if tests for leukemia glandular fever are negative and advises regular medical follow up and caution unless new symptoms arise.
Pattern advertisement for a Hawaiian muu muu by Patt-O-Rama No 8175, sizes 8 to 18 with busts 30 to 38. Includes ordering details 50 cents plus postage, Sue Burnett address in New York, and notes on the Fall Winter 67 Basic Fashion issue at 50 cents.
Four year old Louis misses her sister Jean as she starts school. To comfort her, Mrs. Denby and her husband create a home classroom with a packing box desk and simple tools, while Jean helps by sharing school experiences. TV stations also offer programs to bring school into the home for younger children.
The University of Nebraska extension service advises washing non-stick cookware in warm sudsy water with a soft sponge before first use. It also recommends oil conditioning the surface, wiping with a paper towel soaked in salad oil as one method.
When a plastic shower curtain becomes water spotted soap streaked and stiff from long use you can renew its appearance by a quick trip through an automatic washer with a water conditioner added to the water This strips out soap and dirt and leaves the plastic curtain clean and pliable.
A short guide on testing mirror quality before purchase using a finger test to assess glass thickness and beveled edges. It advises placing the mirror to ensure it reflects the desired beauty and color without distortion.
A mixed feature notes how lamps go beyond light to decorate homes, with guidance on lamp choice, shades, and placement. It includes a teen traveler Robert McCann recounting a budget European tour, impressions of Portuguese, Italian, and Greek girls, and hostel stays. The piece blends home lighting advice with youthful travel anecdotes and observations.
A roundup shows autumn coats and outfits emphasize belts from wide calf to fine chain, gathering waists or adding emphasis on fitted coats. Paris designers like Givenchy and Dior headline belted looks with fur trim and close cuts, while Italian fashion also pushes waistlines and belted coats across major collections.
Broiling steaks or chops, add a small amount of water to the pan under the broiler. Juices drop into the water and blend, producing flavorful drippings ready for pan gravy.
A simple method to flavor iced tea: dilute lemon juice with water, freeze in ice tray cubes, and add to tea for simultaneous cooling and lemon flavor. The technique highlights combining cooling with citrus infusion in a convenient, reusable form.
This column argues that true faithfulness goes beyond abstaining from extramarital affairs. It notes how husbands reveal the truth about their character through public remarks, jokes about their wives cooking, and belittling behavior in front of others. The piece contends such conduct reflects on the husband’s own inadequacy.
A breezy survey of furniture design notes a trend away from metal and vinyl toward offbeat forms. European designers like Olivier Mourgue push sinuous chairs and chaise longues while others showcase quiet, velvet, ash, oak, and lucite pieces, with bold fabrics, faux furs, and see through tableaux dominating showrooms.
The new jewelry lineup offers varied lengths from long to short to suit autumn wardrobes. Chain and bead necklaces remain popular, while belt styles emerge as versatile double duty pieces. Cuff bracelets return with feminine cuff links, pairing silver and gold for chic richness.
Lockheed engineers work on a plastic aluminum coated insulation for lunar equipment that could keep two cups of coffee warm for the entire 14 day lunar night. The design uses a fibrous glass spacer and aluminum reflective film to shield instruments on the moon where temperatures swing from 250 degrees hot to 350 degrees cold.
A simple tip suggests slipping an old garden hose over a wire handle to cushion a heavy pail or bucket. The hose acts as a protective grip, preventing cuts and making carrying easier.
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