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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
12
Winifred Black critiques beauty culture and gender norms after a Chicago report finds husbands spend more on clothes than wives. The piece rails at vanity, noting doctors and beauty parlors reveal society’s double standards and inviting readers to question male pride vs female appearance.
A nostalgic homage to a trunk of gowns and memories, contrasting old silk and lace with a changing fashion era. The narrator muses on Beauty’s wardrobe dilemma as summer nights, ballroom swirls, and ankles retreat, yet affirms lasting charm for her Beloved.
Sherlock train and Mr Hasbrouck recount a staged pursuit and detective work as they discuss plans to trap a suspect. Hasbrouck praises Train’s cleverness and readiness to act while the pair joke about payment for their unusual service. Continued tomorrow.
The article guides a brief tour of Bohemia centerpieces including Prague, Tabor, Budweis, and Pisek. It highlights Huss history, Hussite strongholds, Budweiser and Pilsner brewing roots, aging cellars, and medieval towns with arcaded streets and the Charles Bridge analogue in Pisek.
The article discusses making boiled greens more appealing through camouflage and simple dressings. It notes many greens can be eaten raw or cooked, lists examples from lettuce to kale, and suggests gradual flavor development by disguising the dish to foster appreciation. It argues greens offer a wide range of flavors beyond common boiled preparations.
A recipe by Alice Lynn Barry describes a Meat Cake Greens dish using chopped greens and ground meat baked atop toast, with a browned under broiler finish. It also provides a pungent sauce to flavor plain greens or vegetables, blending bouillon, lemon, sugar, ginger, salt and pepper in butter and simmering to coat.
Advice column discusses meeting a senior, loneliness, and dating. Readers ask about introductions, age limits, independence, and handling a married lover. Respondents urge patience, schooling, career focus, and avoiding unsuitable relationships.
The analysis notes a mixed day with a chance of sudden change and new opportunities but warns of risks to new projects and current jobs. A sharp mind and prudent handling can yield benefits with support from elders and institutions. A child born on this day may show strong scientific and inventive leanings.
Dr. R. S. Copeland, former New York City health commissioner, urges thorough scalp cleanliness and regular washing to prevent dandruff and oily hair. He recommends warm water, vegetable oil soap, daily scalp massage, and weekly shampooing with olive oil soap for dry hair. Baldness is often genetic and linked to poor circulation or tight hats. a tonic and massage may help but some cases remain inevitable.
Vera Winston presents a practical afternoon frock with tan, brown and yellow tones. A clever bolero accents the bodice and a yellow collar is brown bordered to match the skirt and blouse. A bright yellow belt provides a bold finishing touch.
Max Trell recounts Hanid guiding Shadow children Yam Flor Knarf and Wanarf to plant a maple seed. They discuss Arbor Day value of trees and collect seeds from a high maple, highlighting tree planting and future growth.
Knarf and friends plant a delicate maple seed inside of their father’s hat to grow a tree indoors as a whimsical Arbor Day plan. They keep it warm and cozy, imagining shade for father when the seed sprouts inside the hat.
A collection of maxims and reflections from Dryden Carlyle Massinger Plato Herrick Churchill Emerson Pope Voltaire Ruskin and Johnson. The lines explore habits restraint love artistry and imagination highlighting moral choices and the nature of true happiness.
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