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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1930
Page
12
Roy al S Copeland argues play and laughter improve health and mood, citing heart and lung benefits from diaphragmatic movement and oxygen use. He urges readers to seek joy through theater, games, and outdoor activity to stay young and vigorous. The piece includes health Q A responses and a 1930 copyright notice.
The page highlights several hat models to refresh wardrobes for spring and early summer. Dark blue felt designs with dotted brims, hair braid with velvet accents, black straw lace hats, and linen as well as ballibunt styles illustrate current millinery trends.
The tale portrays Justina, a Corinthian maiden, resisting pagan suitor Agilaides with faith aided by Cyprian’s magic who is converted to Christianity. It urges calm breathing and poise through exercises, noting that true beauty arises when spiritual strength complements the body and promotes serenity.
A kitchen device from French origins keeps foods hot and safe for hours. The bain Marie uses a deep pan with hot water and sealed containers to maintain top heat for soups meats and vegetables, mirroring restaurant steam tables for modest households.
Seen on Fifth Ave fashion notes showcase rubberized coats in cotton florals and jersey fabrics for light waterproof wear. Peek-a-boo backs appear on evening gowns with lace boleros and sheer to firm fabrics while waists rise with higher fulness and circular skirts signaling a new silhouette.
The stars predict turmoil and confusion on this date with restless thoughts and volatile spirits. Caution in money matters is advised as speculation and hazard may jeopardize finances, while self control and calm deliberation could enable constructive work to begin.
Adele Garrison narrates a tense escape from a private detective shadowing in New York and the Catskills. Allies Mr Hasbrouck and Mr Train orchestrate a deception while Mrs Graham seeks telegram updates and long distance calls to stay in touch with Harry Underwood. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
A diarized fashion column praises Pam's navy serge coat with white piqué trim and belt as smart and practical. It describes Adorable models with capes, furs, even hems, and semi-tailored coats with lingerie trimming, noting coats suit many figures and spring wardrobes.
A woman in a pretty little apartment plans to move as her lease ends. She longs to see the river from a new place and imagines ships, storms, and distant lands, while she worries others would not share her river dream. She notes the convenience of the current location and the quiet, sheltered neighborly life. The piece ends with her reflections on daily comforts and the river’s absence in others’ views.
A Max Trell tale about five shadow children who guard their masters at meals. When Mil fears a dinner mishap, the shadows try to keep peas from rolling off the knife. A disastrous peas spill shows bad table manners bring danger to shadows and their charges.
A short dialogue discusses whether to give a boy a picture unasked or only after he asks. Polly replies that pictures are usually given where they will be appreciated and typically to the person who asks for it.
A reader writes of a love triangle involving two men one wealthy and playful and another steady yet unsure who professes love. Advice suggests choosing the first man for devotion and urges verifying the income source before marriage.
A compact collection of misquoted or garbled maxims and authors mentions. It blends lines from Rousseau Shakespeare Steele and others with misspellings and fragmented phrases about virtue labor and humanity. The text appears as a typographical collage rather than a connected article.
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