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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
12
Dr. Copeland cautions on spring colds and bronchitis risks, noting lowered resistance and possible progression from nasal inflammation to bronchial infection. Advises warmth, proper nutrition, regular meals, ventilation, sunshine, exercise, and sunlight therapy as preventive measures. Includes health Q and A on goitre, weight, malaria, digestion, eczema, and nervous breakdowns.
A fashion piece highlights the growing bag and shoe pairing trend for daywear and tailoring. It notes imports from Paris and Vienna, describes several bag designs with crystal frames and tan calf, and details shoes in blue white kid, crash leather, beige snakeskin, and Prince of Wales models. Brown tones lead bags. black remains popular for bags.
A romantic essay links Venus to beauty while advising feminine eye makeup. It extols intelligent eyes as inherently beautiful and offers practical tips: lightly apply shadow to suit eye color, darken lashes and brows with careful brush handling, avoid overloading with black, and prefer brown tones for most hair colors.
Seen Along Fifth Avenue notes taffeta dominates Spring 1930 fashion with knee length hems and draped silhouettes. Multi colored floral accents appear on dresses jackets and hats with lacy straw and mohair braids shaping accessories. Floral motifs also appear on footwear in astralab designs.
Eleanor Ross extols small bowls and a triangular knife for mincing tiny portions. She notes a new compact sieve setup to make thick purees from vegetables and soups, and praises mechanical mincers for safety and labor saving while keeping teeth safe from sharp knives.
The Stars Say forecast for Thursday April 10 warns of excitement and possible friction from planetary changes. It advises conservative funds handling and avoiding speculation and litigation while noting potential progress through removing old obstructions. A birthday message encourages calm judgment and restraint.
Mary guides through dangerous ice as Adele Garrison and Lillian back the car with Mary’s lookout. The trio faces a cliff edge and the possibility of warning Mr Hasbrouck by phone if a reckless driver speeds along the icy stretch. Continued tomorrow.
Elene urges a rainy day wardrobe to stay chic in all weather. She favors a waterproofed tweed coat with a waist belt and belted sleeves, paired with a brimmed hat, arguing a smart storm outfit defeats dreary days.
Mother's one daughter runs away after a quarrel and seeks marriage with John Smith. Police track the couple by checking marriage license applications. Daughter, eighteen, asserts independence though mother worries about the future and asks readers to speculate on their fate.
Five shadow children with backward names slip into a thick forest from a Robin Hood book and meet Robin Hood's men in a staged prison scene en route to London to see the queen. The tale blends playful dialogue with imagined adventures as the children cross into a literary world.
A reader asks if she should ride with a boy who is romantically involved with another girl. The adviser says to avoid meddling and refrain from rides until the couple resolves matters to prevent trouble and preserve honor.
The guidance suggests designating one or two club members to assist with prep and serving. Prepare as much as possible in advance, with sandwiches salads and cake ready. A buffet supper is advised for such an affair.
A muddled OCR fragment quotes thinkers and writers about truth, history, genius, and human folly. It includes phrases attributed to Macauley Carlyle Cher Shakespeare Montesquieu Blair and a few garbled lines about sorrow and virtue. The piece reads as a collage of aphorisms without a clear narrative or event.
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