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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
9
Mrs Janet apologetically explains money from her aunt complicates feelings toward mourning dress and the new fashion silk undergarment as she and Will never truly loved the aunt.
In a tense taxi scene, Mrs Durkee accuses Madge Graham of taking a girl from a mountain hotel. The conversation shifts to Edith Fairfax, Dicky, and family dynamics as the narrator buys time and seeks to learn more about the others.
The column counsels the teen to consider forgiveness but sets boundaries. It says the girl should speak up and remain cautious, while the other writer urges keeping the friendship but not accepting broken engagements as acceptable. The tone reflects early 20th century advice norms.
A 17 year old asks whether to marry a man four years older. She fears breaking his heart if refused and contemplates waiting five years. The Idaho girl advises telling him simply you cannot be engaged and that if he loves you he will wait.
A teenage girl seeks guidance on whether to marry a man her parents deem unsuitable. The columnist urges listening to parents but warns against marrying someone she does not love and suggests avoiding further meetings if parents cannot be persuaded.
A 16 year old asks if secretly marrying a 20 year old is proper. Annie Laurie and Brunette E advise the girl is too young to know love and warn against running away to wed. They urge considering the mother’s feelings and social criticism before any action.
A portrait of Elizabeth I detailing her education, marriages declined, and rulership. From her ascent after a period of uncertainty to defeating the Spanish Armada, her policies, loves, and patronage shaped England’s rise in commerce, exploration, and culture.
The article outlines a Lincoln birthday midwinter dinner using red and green color schemes. It covers menu ideas from starters of seafood canapes to tomato soup and red fish dishes, cranberry jelly with turkey, and festively colored desserts. It also suggests ribbon radiations and centerpieces with red roses, ferns, and grapes to create a vivid table setting.
The text lists obscure notes such as wolves in Ireland surviving on earthworms, Britain’s veto power unused since 1707, over a thousand wheat varieties, Osaka’s 200 ton 24 foot bell, government blue and white books, and England’s viscountcy history dating to 1446 with Hereford as the oldest enduring title.
This health column by Dr Royal S Copeland explains boil causes and prevention. It notes boils arise from germs entering through skin injuries and dirty places, urges clean hands, proper washing, and noting signs warranting medical check, including kidney and digestion health. It adds home remedies for early boils and advises seeking exam if new boils occur.
A health column by Dr. R. S. Copeland answers reader inquiries on artificial ear drums weight loss from buttermilk use nose itching remedies eye discharge and general medical hygiene. It invites self addressed stamped envelopes for personalized replies and notes copyright 1923.
A new client visits Madame's as the model notes interest in original handmade street frocks. The saleswoman shows three frocks, including a navy serge dress with a gold embroidered guimpe and a thigh length navy silk sash. The client favors the navy frock as blue suits her color.
This day's astral actions hint at removing old obstacles and paving steady progress with potential help from old friends or long-established corporations. Industry and perseverance bring reward while rash moves are advised against. birthdays suggest fresh opportunity and a capable, diligent child may rise with support.
Dotty meets a crowd of white llamas led by a tall, gentle llama named Mr Lla who hums and performs with a caravan of animals. Squeedee introduces Dotty, and the group explains their master uses camels for travel but treats them kindly.
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