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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
6
A medical essay by ROYAL S. COPELAND discusses splenic fever anthrax in humans and animals, noting how contamination from foreign animal products spreads illness. He urges strict federal and local health regulations and the need for prompt medical care and patient cooperation in treatment.
A playful tale centers on Daniel Cupid known as the Boy with the Bow and Arrows. He first sees the couple on a transatlantic liner deck where neither showed interest. He aims at the girl and she comments on the boy’s hair as weeks pass.
Answers cover weight guidance for 19 year old at 5 ft 6 in, list foods containing starch, dandruff remedies with castile soap shampoo and tonics, signs of high blood pressure including flushed face nosebleeds dizziness and pains, and a note on craving magnesia carbonate tied to nervous habits with advice to exercise self control. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
In a Pam shared diary fragment a friend asks for an afternoon frock suitable for both tea and dances. Lace is recommended as the smart informal wear with a deep V velvet outline. The narrator sketches a simple lace frock in a rose shade with elbow to full sleeves and plans a theater night at a cut-rate venue.
Lilian contends with a Baker woman she suspects is linked to Mary and Jack Lee. The narrator recaps Mary’s morning behavior in the park and Lilian’s sharp instincts, suggesting Mary’s actions may reveal a hidden plot and possible communication blocks.
Adverse planetary influences dominate the day affecting personal, domestic and business affairs. Financial prospects and health may cause concern, while heart matters bring anxiety. Birthday guidance urges patience over action and urges consistent effort and self care.
Annie Laurie asks if marriage is wise when the future mother-in-law clashes. The response counsels patience and tact, suggests avoiding quarrels, and notes a mother’s fear of losing her son may fade if harmony is shown and effort is made to ease tensions.
A teenager asks if it is wrong to go riding with boy friends and dates at her age. The response warns she is too young for dating outside home and suggests parental permission and hosting group gatherings at home.
The exchange notes that an engagement ring need not be a diamond. The dialogue mentions many stones as popular options for betrothal, reflecting evolving personal tastes in jewelry.
A 1922 guide explains white spots on nails from impact fade as nails grow, with home treatments including pitch and myrrh ointment, cold cream, and olive oil rubs. It advises minimizing bruising by glove use and keeping nails short to prevent damage.
Elsie Marlowe notes a widow planning to place her seven year old daughter in a boarding school to pursue dramatics and voice. She questions critics who doubt a woman's right to expression while condemning conventional work as shackling.
A 1997 column offers holiday hosting tips with two themed dinner ideas using brown and white and gold and white settings. It includes table decor, centerpiece ideas, place cards, and festive foods with note on preserving planning discipline. The piece also discusses a reader question about the role of a Dean of Girls and ideal qualities for trust and cooperation.
A quirks column notes earth’s land and sea areas, plus a Paris watch firm’s guarantees. The firm offers free telephone reminders for urgent appointments and 24 hour time checks with every watch sold.
The story traces Rachel Felix born in Switzerland to poverty who rose through Paris cafes to fame at the Conservatory and on stage. Critics saw her talent early, she excelled in Corneille and Horace, drew royal audiences, and endured frail health. Rumors linked her to Comte Alexandra Walewski before her early death at thirty.
Doris chats with Mr Catbird and Mrs Catbird in the garden. The family raises seven young catbirds and helps neighbors, while Doris helps keep the yard pest free. Black Cat is taken to Grandma's house. Copyright 1927 by Newspaper Feature Bergice Inc.
A collage of literary quotes on love jealousy kindness destiny and moral reflection. Notable attributions include Langford George Eliot Plautus Owen Meredith Montaigne and Ovid with brief maxims on friendship tone and fate.
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