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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
7
A mother bee guides her children, especially Greedy Eyes, toward unselfishness. The tale shows a spider trap and danger near the pink rose, with Mama Bee teaching patience, generosity, and the reward of helping others.
Fashion notes recall the off the shoulder neckline revived in modern party frocks. Grandmother era gowns reappear with a rounded shoulder reveal, sometimes held by a single strap, as in a black velvet design. White satin gown features rhinestone edging and gardenia spray at the waist.
The article explains food intolerance and anaphylaxis as individual dangers from common foods. It advises identifying offending items via vaccines and personal observation, then dropping them, regulating quantity by age and work, and aligning diet to season for health and efficiency.
Winifred Black relates a tale of Cousin Sally through a weathered interviewer. An aging stockman recalls moleskin purses lost money and a life built from stalls, herds, and distant travels from Washington to Hawaii.
A reflective piece recalls the North Star as home for a roaming cowboy who once chased cattle north from Texas. He dreams of wealth and fame but finds grounding in the star that guided his youth. Cousin Sally is remembered as a loving, shaping figure who cared for him with gingerbread and stories.
A reader asks how to win back a fiancé who shows jealousy while professing love. The adviser says continued visits and declarations suggest real affection, and jealousy is a fault that can accompany love. If doubt remains, wait patiently to see if he asks again, as time will reveal his true seriousness.
Tomorrow's reading notes Saturn and Jupiter in friendly rule to nullify setbacks and spur advancement and financial gain. A year of steady progress follows decisive shifts, with old annoyances dissipating and prosperity possible for those born on this day through steady industry and perseverance.
A reader asks if a 17 year old girlfriend favors a prior young man over him and whether to press the issue. Annie Lawrie counsels that she sees him as a friend, that questioning her friendship will not help, and that he should enjoy the friendship without pressure or engagement.
The fifth article in Dr Cone Land's Foods series previews tomorrow's piece titled The Reasons Old Folks Ought to Watch Their Diet. It outlines why senior readers should monitor meals and nutrition for health.
Readers ask about preventing bronchitis via breathing and clothing and using warm cod liver oil. Advice covers cold feet baths and chemical potions, eye issues, and nervous bloating with a request for stamped envelopes for personal replies from Dr Copeland.
A visiting account describes Kurds between the Tigris and Euphrates as proud horsemen and hospitable yet brigand-like. It notes medieval customs, fearless clans, and the skull deformation practice—head shaping by mothers to create a disc or pointed crown considered prestigious among some tribes.
A dated fitness guide urges graceful posture and abdominal work for women addressing fat. It advises lying face down for twenty minutes twice daily and a back knee-to-elbow crunch to trim the abdomen, stressing vigorous, purposeful effort and proper weight targets.
Home cooking advice on potatoes covers storage, washing, paring, boiling, and various uses. It gives steps for mashed potatoes with milk and onion, potato soup with celery, potato roasts with meat juices, and potato cheese bakes with steps for paring, boiling, and baking.
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