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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
12
Dr. Copeland argues poor heart health and scalp circulation drive hair loss. He warns against mere lotions, urging overall health, rest, fresh air, and proper headgear to improve scalp blood flow and hair strength. He answers reader questions on warts arthritis and marriage after TB, emphasizing medical guidance.
An artful guide extols Sappho as a model of beauty and emotion while offering practical routines to sculpt ankles elbows and gestures. It prescribes exercises, cold-water refreshment, massages, and daily practice to achieve supple ankles rounded elbows and graceful arm motions with mirror feedback.
Household moth protection evolves with new tools. Small electric brooms aid deep cleaning and reach hidden dust. A crystallized vapor in perforated cans sanitizes closets though hidden moths resist powders. Hermetically sealed fabric bags and zipper closures prevent intrusion. A moth proof handbag offers portable protection for clothing and drapery.
A young woman aged around eighteen asks which of three devoted suitors to choose. Annie Laurie counsels assessing genuine spark over gifts and parental approval, and warns that true love requires personal character, independence, and a future-oriented partner rather than wealth or convenience.
PAT asks if a sixteen year old should invite boyfriends to the house with parental approval. AT replies that parental approval should allow friends to visit the home and that others would likely appreciate the visit.
A reader asks whether to date others while a male friend she loves is injured and laid up for weeks. The response urges respecting his wishes, suggests staying home with girl friends briefly, and avoids breaking the bond during his recovery.
Seen on Fifth Ave. Crystal decorates the season's accessories with crystal rings buckles and handles on calf and suede bags. Soft pliable calf envelope designs feature crystal rings at the flap. Crystal necklaces and bracelets appear as prominent items in costume jewelry shows.
Fashion notes say autumn’s style shift changes coiffure needs. Three new hair designs suit varying lengths from long to short, plus accessories like rose chiffon handkerchiefs and three glove styles in beige, white, and a colorful eggshell with red appliques.
Mary confronts fear over Veritzen espionage as Auntie Madge calms her and weighs motives behind a detective tracking their movements. Mary fears Veritzen may still be angry over Noel while Auntie Madge urges caution and reflection on responsibilities.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a spring mood shifting toward feminine attire. She describes a planned wardrobe of dainty cotton net frocks, a horse hair picture hat, satin bows, and Parisian decoration as she enjoys a country weekend with Billy and anticipates compliments.
Delphine and Aurora watched parades from iron balconies in the French Quarter while critics warn that a Boosters Club aims to modernize the city by removing old balconies and renaming streets. The piece laments losing New Orleans charm to uniform progress.
The lunar and mutual aspects favor opportunities in environment employment and commercial contacts with advancement financial success and fulfilled ambitions. Those born on May 1 have excellent prospects new openings for advancement and popularity, but beware private treachery. A May 1 child should be talented ingenious ambitious and reach high position despite potential intrigues.
Practical tips on mildew removal using damp marks and soap with chalk, vinegar to preserve black stockings color, a cork door-stop via a French pair screw, salt paste to clean enameled baths, and keeping mirrors out of direct sunlight to avoid blemishes.
A group of five shadow children travel with their masters and visit Switzerland where Hanna explains William Tell’s apple shooting story. Knarf questions details, Hanid clarifies the tale of Tell’s bravery and archery skill, and the group learns the legendary incident ended with the apple being shot off the boy’s head.
A collage of aphorisms and lines from Masefield Disraeli Massinger Goethe Middleton Morley Whittier Tennyson Pomfret Lytton touching on virtue guilt love beauty and human folly. Excerpt-like reading of maxims and reflections.
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