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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
7
A chaotic Teheran street scene shows travelers and locals amid garb from veiled Persian robes to up to date farmerette outfits. Women in black robes mingle with a changing fashion influenced by Paris opera ballet, while streets, gutters, and gardens frame a city under social shift.
A housekeeper faces luncheon worries but uses an emergency shelf and a special recipe book. The guide offers shrimp on toast, curry eggs, sweetbread ramekins, crab fritters, and ham with sauces, plus fish salad for Saturday company and tips on stocking emergency garnishes.
Conflicting forces shape the day with opportunity for an important move yet risks of delays disputes and financial setback. Health concerns loom and contracts or publications may cause anxiety while a birthday reader faces potential changes and a creative yet impulsive child is noted.
The item notes round pearls as the most valuable, cites a Siam contingent of Girl Scouts, mentions Britain once bought Newfoundland for $50, notes Cochin China favors stale eggs, and states Australian MPs receive $5000 yearly.
An editorial urges using lemons for skin and health benefits. It recommends saving lemon remnants for hand care, nail whitening, acne and blackhead treatment, throat relief, and refreshing baths, contrasting with costly beauty creams.
A reader seeks guidance on love and family objection to marriage due to tuberculosis risk. Letters discuss involving the fiancé in medical checks to reassure the mother, maintaining trust, and respecting parental welfare while pursuing love. Other excerpts advise choosing faith in a partner, and resisting premature kissing to preserve self-respect.
Dr Copeland explains the concept of vitamins as a working hypothesis for growth. He cites beri beri scurvy and pellagra from vitamin deficiencies, notes foods like green vegetables milk butter potatoes tomatoes and orange juice supply vitamins, and urges balanced diets with leafy greens fruits dairy and other vitamin rich foods. He invites reader questions for medical guidance and previews the next installment on daily food requirements.
A reader asks about facial spasms and receives advice to see a neurologist for examination and treatment. Another reader reports a fallen kidney and seeks guidance on next steps.
Peggy Brown watches Snippy Sparrow on a rose stem and learns from Squee dee the elfin how birds steer in air. Snippy explains feathers and a tail rudder as key to flight, then sails away contentedly.
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