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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1917
Page
6
A column notes a suggestion from Scientific American that applying castor oil along the eyelashes may reduce dust irritation and wind chill effects for motor car riders. The piece adds brief quips about fogs at sea and curious mischief in daily life.
The Great Creature and His Band will appear on the seventh day of the Redpath Chautauqua program. Creatore, famed Italian bandleader, renowned for dramatic conducting and rich instrumentation, will direct the evening performance. The afternoon concert will feature the RINT Hirer leading the program.
A Washington Post reader notes that references to bottles in scripture often symbolize more than physical vessels, with “skin full” carrying a clearer figurative meaning. The letter urges readers to interpret ancient texts beyond literal bottle imagery.
A reflective note urges taking life as it comes and managing what arrives by the amount one can handle. It compares the drift of shallow anchors to deeper anxieties and warns against conjecture. CARLyle offers this chastening mood about resilience and control.
Claude Callan reports a Fort Worth reader asks why she was not invited to Mrs. Oldfriend's gathering. She insists she is not hurt by the omission and seeks clarification of the invitation decision.
A cellar or dark storeroom air can stay sweet by placing net bagged charcoal lumps inside. Every few weeks remove the charcoal, heat it thoroughly, and return it to the bags, advises Mike TM Messenger.
Advice for keeping sugar and powdered sugar soft by buying small amounts, storing in a paraffin-lined oatmeal carton, sealing with two layers of paraffin paper, and pressing the lid to minimize moisture exposure.
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