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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
9
Home cooks can craft attractive candy gifts with ready made chocolates suggested. Recipes include Chinese Peanut Candy Royal Creams Raisin Crisps Dried Fruit Candy and Foreign Fruit Bars using sugar syrups nuts dried fruit and flavorings to form squares brittle bars or dipped confections with guidance on packaging and storage.
A essay urges women to shed the rush habit of daily life. It argues constant haste harms appearance and health, and suggests rest through leisure, gentler routines, clubs, and varied activities to regain poise and youthful looks. The piece emphasizes calm, moderate enjoyment and avoiding overstepping rest.
The article explains endocarditis as secondary to illnesses like rheumatism and tonsillitis, describing vegetations that can embolize to brain or kidneys. It stresses rest, careful medical evaluation, and avoiding strenuous activity during recovery, noting long rest before returning to work is prudent.
A baby may sleep poorly from feeding method. consult the doctor to adjust feeding if needed. For whooping cough, symptoms may be relieved by treatment. follow the physician’s plan as the illness runs its course.
Northern Japan hosts the Ainu a people famed for exceptional hairiness. Ainu women tattoo their lips to resemble a mustache and beard as a marriage decoration. Tattoos are created with burnt birch soot and ash solution, gradually thickening lines over years. Readers submit medical questions answered by Dr Copeland, covering varicose veins sleepwalking and indigestion.
Winifred Black argues mothers are more intelligent and tolerant yet social circles reveal hypocrisy. She cites clubwomen promoting child culture while daughters attend raunchy clubs and families engage in libertine behavior. The piece notes fashionable couples and a daughter’s slumming among dope fiends and burglars.
A narrator recalls a roadside incident with roadhouse crowds and indiscreet couples while noting mothers in good society. The reflection questions whether women are consistently better mothers now, contrasting highbrow lectures with real life behavior on the road.
Generally favorable planetary forecast indicates smooth progress with few stirring events. Writings and publicity efforts show satisfactory development, domestic and social life gain gratifying momentum, and those with a birthday may enjoy a successful year with social and business harmony.
The Mead sun engine near Cairo uses five 205 foot boilers and five curved mirrors to produce 1442 pounds of steam per hour at about 16 psi, equating to 63 horsepower per acre of land. Ancient Greeks and Romans used asbestos for fireproof rope and cloth, now refined fibers yield two thirds of a mile of thread per pound and can be cleaned by fire.
Rich velvet and brocade fabrics shape a winter blouse trend with elv et velvet highlighted in black chiffon. A loose coat like cut includes long silver tassels and a stand up silver collar, while silver braid borders and embroidery decorate the fronts and vestee.
Fred Cosgrove and his twin Ted differ in temperament though they resemble in appearance. Fred reluctantly reveals a fight where Mr. Graham defended his wife by striking Smith after an insult, while Ted believes Bess Dean’s stories. The narrator realizes Micky fought Smith to avenge her, not Bess Dean.
In this letter column Annie Laurie replies to a young woman 18 in love with a sailor two years older. The advice notes the sailor left for navy duty and suggests waiting for his letter, while urging attention to other friends and not assuming he has forgotten her. Readers are invited to send questions on feminine topics to Annie Laurie.
A grassy tale follows Fuzzy Caterpillar who dreams of flying. A butterfly and Grasshopper advise practice, while a Yellow Rooster helps keep him motivated. The dream returns as a dream ending with the lesson that caterpillars become butterflies through patient effort.
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