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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
9
A guide to youthful fashion and exercise advice for women seeking slimmer hips and waists. It promotes using a bell bar wand and a three-step routine done ten times morning and night to reduce abdominal lines and improve proportions.
A narrator helps Dicky push a stalled car from a wood road and recalls the recent quarrel over a perilous ad venture. As he seeks calm in the autumn woods he ponders a mysterious foreigner tied to his father and a reservoir case, then hears approaching voices.
A compact reflection on effort and luck. The text argues that certainty of failure invites failure, that leaving things to chance reduces chances, that no person is useless when aiding others, and that true character differs from reputation formed by others.
Dr. Copeland explains tear production and drainage, noting tears flood from overactive tear glands or narrow tear passages, and that aging presbyopia and uncorrected refractive errors can worsen watering. He advises eye exams for proper glasses, light adjustment, and potential tinted lenses, warning against overexertion but assuring no sudden death from this eye issue.
Paris and Palm Beach influence spring fashion as black yields to white tones. Dead white and oyster tint dominate, with occasional color accents. A white crepe tunic frock, white turban, oyster-white kasha ita, and Milan straw hats with white silk fringe illustrate the season’s clean palette.
The column advises sprinkling bran on cereal or using two tablespoons in water for constipation. It notes nosebleeds may come from a nasal septum ulcer and suggests seeing a nose specialist for examination and possible cauterization. It also questions a suggested mouthwash and recommends milk of magnesia.
Tomorrow's outlook warns of Mars driven quarrels and disputes and advises against travel. New projects may form with closed corporations. financial prospects look favorable but perils include perplexities. A child born today may struggle with rash conduct unless guided early.
Winifred Black reflects on friendship and defines a true friend as someone who knows all my faults yet still likes me. The piece questions idealized notions of flawless companionship and emphasizes honest acceptance.
The speaker contrasts praise and flattery with honest friendship and recalls two enduring friends. A New England village friend would cross the continent in trouble, while a middle West companion would share a last slice of bread, illustrating steadfast, selfless companionship.
A traveler recalls navigating Shanghai by rickshaw through crowded streets and pedestrians. The city is described as the chief seaport, cosmopolitan, home to a Gothic Cathedral built by British settlers, with European buildings amid a lively but noisy urban scene.
A reader asks about a love triangle and delaying engagement. Annie Laurie counsels wait until 21, then express love when ready to marry, avoiding a five year engagement. The column invites questions and acknowledges reader letters and readers' topics.
The Home Kitchen guide by Jeannette Young Norton presents varied egg dishes ideal for Holy Week. It highlights fresh eggs, affordable prices, and methods for Egg with Asparagus Tips, Eggs Parsley, Oyster Lobster or Fish Scrambie, Spanish Eggs, and Baked Eggs with roquefort. Each recipe emphasizes simple steps, garnish ideas, and serving with toast.
While visiting an aunt in Australia Betty encounters Mrs. Turkey digging a mound of caged vegetable dirt. The birds discuss nesting, hatching, and how young turkeys learn to fly, with Betty surprised by the turkey’s insights and the odd scene ending as her aunt calls her inside.
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