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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1929
Page
9
Jane dreams of happiness and glamour while an older generation pursues travel and status. The column urges Jane to abandon envy and pursue steady, meaningful work, reading, and helping others to find contentment.
Noel returns to the hotel with Katherine and Mary after a troubling absence. The narrator assigns Jim to escort Noel to his room while Mary and Katherine keep a discreet watch, Mary tearful yet restrained as Noel shows fragile health but gratefulness for Jim’s support. The scene ends with plans to continue the story tomorrow.
Louise Duntley notes sleek black broad cloth jackets with pony skin collars and two circular fur flares near the wrist. Shawl collar and peplum details highlight a restrained long skirt ensemble while fox fur remains a signature feature. Green tweed coats with beige fox collars and green accessories dominate window displays.
Annie Laurie writes to a 19 year old newlywed describing her husband’s talk of “It’s hell to be married” and spells of silence. The adviser urges direct discussion with the husband for explanation, warns against outsiders, and suggests humor to ease tension and preserve happiness.
Miss D E M asks whether to hold a shower before or after an engagement. The guidance notes engagement announcements precede a shower and suggests a buffet luncheon or supper with cheerful informal surroundings. It wishes the couple good luck and happiness.
Vera Winston notes black moire as the must have for evening wear this season. The gown pictured hugs the figure to knee length then falls to a full floor-sweeping skirt with a graceful train. A very low diagonal neckline and two waistline medallions complete the sophisticated frock.
A homemaker shares fruitcake making tips highlighting cost, timing, and recipes. It contrasts store bought cakes with homemade options, notes use of rich ingredients, and provides two recipes one using eight eggs and an eggless version.
A historic fruit cake method using milk currants raisins various peels and spices. Melt butter with brown sugar and hot milk then dissolve soda in water or coffee. Combine dry ingredients with chopped fruits and soaked mixture, then mix with remaining ingredients and bake in buttered pans.
A century ago Some Odd Facts English reached 220 million speakers while Turkish fell from 30 to 24 million. A playful forecast suggests summer jellyfish blooms could flood the sea with blue jelly if all hatchlings mature.
A travel sketch of Darjeeling in the Himalayas describes a city perched on a mountain ledge near snow crowned peaks. It details markets, races, Tibetan Buddhist artifacts, tea plantations, ornate jewelry, and native crafts, with observers noting clothing and customs and the occasional view toward Mt Everest.
In a 1929 piece by ROS COPeLAND, VLD Senator from New York, former New York City Health Commissioner argues modern soft foods reduce chewing, weaken gums, and harm circulation. He urges gum strengthening through chewing and daily gum massage, linking dental health to overall body defense and calling for balanced nutrition.
Inda pardis ignores the shadow-children as they help wash clothes and ride an electric iron. Yam narrowly avoids danger while the others attempt to lift a handkerchief, apron string, and a shirt, ending with Yam pressed flat in a buttonhole and puffing back to size after a yeast crumb.
December 18 horoscope warns of hostile mood and potential slanderous attacks linked to Mercury Uranus. caution urged with letters and writings, especially regarding the opposite sex. Birthday individuals may face personal-relations concerns and possible reputational friction, while a child born that day could show erratic traits inviting scrutiny.
A compact reflection on sayings from Cowley Johnson Horace and Ovid. The text muses on wisdom, language, friendship, law, and emotion. It notes change brings inconvenience yet remains a mental act shaping fate and misery.
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