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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
7
Adele Garrison finds herself entangled in a web of suspicion and jealousy as a staged encounter and hidden reporters’ presence spark memory echoes. Dicky rushes to her side after a station blackout, while Miss Cargill and Mr Rickett discuss motives and love's mischief.
A young mother asks how to handle a troubled marriage with a baby. The response urges patience and kindness to restore the husband’s affection, and warns against nagging or scolding as a path to reconciliation.
A nostalgic feature railing at social expectations of women, mocking masculine judgments on modesty, hair, marriage, and behavior. It laments constant scrutiny while recalling schoolyard teasing and the shared longing for mutual understanding between genders.
A fashion model muses on turning scraps into garments during idle shop moments. She notes sewing practice while not busy with customers and contemplates making a dress from limited material with help to plan a new creation.
The horoscope predicts a hopeful day for employment and finances with possible unexpected gains and a need to avoid rash actions or litigation. It warns that health deserves attention and notes a birthday year with potential financial advancement and personal popularity.
Commissioner Dr Copeland answers readers questions on burn care and first aid. He warns of infection and shock dangers, lists cautions on powders and salves, and advises seeking a doctor for severe or broken skin burns while outlining safe measures to ease pain and protect burned areas. He also invites medical inquiries to be sent for personalized responses.
In the early nineteenth century a famed woman painter Ros a Bonheur appeared around abattoirs and stockyards as a young artist with easel and kit. Born in a garret she rejected schooling and, apprenticed to seamstress work, spent spare moments in her father's studio pursuing painting.
Suburban volunteers revived an old pound party to raise money for fire protection and equipment. Each neighbor contributed two one pound packages sold for 25 cents with a supper and dance. over 400 packages and more than 200 suppers were sold, raising a tidy sum. The piece also highlights Rosa Bonheur, noting her rise as a painter and her recognition by France.
Jimmy Grasshopper helps Granny Cricket and frees a fly from a spider’s web. A magical blue bottle fly gifts him a red berry that colors his stockings and grants him the winning jump in the meadow contest. A good fairy rewards his kindness with the magic berry.
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