Wise guidance on dating and money for high school youth
Dorothy Dix addresses questions about spending on dates, returning favors, and going steady. She cautions boys and girls to avoid dependence on parents' money, warns against becoming a parasite, and urges delaying heavy dating until they can earn and manage their own funds.
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This Girl Gets What She Wants First
Robinson Illinois February seven. Lavon Wace twenty one years old will marry John Stacy twenty two of Hume Illinois. Stacy carried a marriage license for about two years and saved it for her wish to own a house before marrying. The house is ready now for the ceremony.
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Robinson
Ill
Lavon Wace
John
Stacy
Hume, Til
Gale
Steve
Gale Henderson
Astrological forecast and sewing pattern notices in Athens
A mix of a star readings predicting significant personal upheaval and a fashion advertisement for Anne Adams spring patterns. Readers are urged to remain calm and seek wise counsel during tumult, while a pattern kit offers an easy to sew cotton frock with yoke details and a 15 cent price for the fashion book.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Coronet Coiffure Still Popular In Simple Hair Styles
The coronet coiffure remains a favored and flattering style for almost any woman. A halo braid wrap around the head offers an easy, neat look suitable for growing hair. Long hair can be braided and wrapped around the head with secure pins, with variations for face shape and part placement.
Students Vote 50 50 To Enter World Court
More than 90 000 students in 115 American colleges voted in the Literary Digest Peace Poll. The semi final report shows 45 729 voters or 50.17 percent favoring entry into the League of Nations. Individual colleges were evenly split 57 for and 57 against with one tied.
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New York
Literary Digest
Association of College Editors
League of Nations
Senate
College Peace
League
The Slaughter of a Dream at Auntie Madge’s House
A tense family scene unfolds as Mary prepares for a staged apology to her father-in-law while Noel and the narrator weigh Veritzen’s silent opposition. Mary and Noel navigate loyalty, fear, and possible medical drama as the plot hints at an impending hospital exam and a deeper rift.
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Madge
Mary
Noel
Father Veritzen
Philip Veritzen
Timbales Featured as Leftovers Makeovers in Menu
A recipe feature shows timbales as a clever use of leftovers with crabmeat timbales and cheese timbales described. The article explains custard based timbales, baking in molds, and serving with sauces, plus a note on quadruplet birth frequency.
Silken Spindles and a Divorce Suit Headlines
Gale receives roses from Steve as a momentary gesture of friendship while Frank whispers of future chances. In Marietta, Raymond Harold Stokes of Little Hocking files for divorce from Alice Stokes, married October 3 in Beaver, Pa., charging misconduct and extreme cruelty in Common Pleas Court.
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Marietta
Raymond Harold Stokes
Little Hocking
Common Pleas Court
Alice Stokes
Beaver, Pa
English Rises as First Foreign Language in Prussian Schools
English overtakes French as the initial foreign language taught in many Prussian schools signaling a shift in language education. The change reflects broader cultural and administrative adjustments impacting curricula and student exposure.
Marietta Eagles to Attend Athens District Initiation
Marietta to send a large delegation to Athens Sunday for a district initiation. Eleven aerials will be represented. The Marietta entry will join the contingent with plans for a sizable turnout amid regional golf activity noted across the country with players on more than four thousand courses.
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Marietta
Athens
Prices listed for cosmetics and powders at local store
A compact ad shows prices for Delatone 39 cents and 50 cents, Ingrams M. W. 39 and 75 cents, Noxzema 49 and 50 cents, Woodbury powder 39 and 60 cents, Pompeian powder 45 cents, Seventeen cream 79 cents, Coty’s powder priced at one dollar, labeled THE WAY TO THE POST.
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Delatone
Ingrams M. W
Woodbury
Pompeian
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