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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
7
A reflective piece explores how memory shapes ambition and how a Lincoln birthday becomes a mirror for national ideals. It emphasizes hope and the urge to live up to a cherished feminine ideal through steady self-improvement and thoughtful deeds.
In a tense scene a narrator urges Madge to leave with her, insisting the tax driver cannot repurpose the Gut and must hurry to the apartment. Madge trembles but agrees, while the narrator vows to monitor her and return after guiding her to the car, then hopes to visit soon despite lingering worry about her friend.
Home cook Jeannette Young Norton outlines jellied desserts including jellied chicken with onion celery and capers, deviled eggs in jelly cups, orange and grapefruit shells filled with citrus gel, Russian cream custard with gelatin, and baked apples stuffed with date nut filling finished with apple or lemon jelly for decoration.
Winifred Black of Columbia University envisions a century hence a cadre of consultant moralists who diagnose what ails families and guide them to recovery. These moralists, trained for the role, will gather data apply analysis and provide practical fixes. D. WALTER B. PITKIN, associate professor, Bn of RET HRB CSN.
The passage imagines moralists compiling exhaustive data on a married man, his wife, and a younger lover. They would assess family history and social ties, then advise whether divorce or separation helps happiness, ending with a hopeful, if satirical, verdict.
A fragmented monologue questions the rise of Consultant Moralists who would order husbands back to wives for the good of the community. The speaker contemplates becoming a Consultant Moralist themselves to exercise authority over others and insists on the challenge of being told to listen and obey.
Dr. R S Copeland discusses liver tumors noting they are rare as primary cancers but common as secondary spread from other sites. He outlines symptoms such as digestive issues jaundice and liver enlargement and urges caution with diet and exercise to protect liver function.
A reader asks about banana feeding for a two year old and is advised to wait until at least age three. A separate inquiry estimates a healthy weight for an 18 year old male at 155 pounds and notes how to obtain further guidance by sending a self addressed stamped envelope. Additional questions cover causes of bad breath and a wen, answered with constipation and dental issues cited, and a recommendation for surgical removal as the only cure for a wen.
LUCREZIA BORI urges readers to recognize that beauty alone does not guarantee winning admiration. She argues charm, confidence, and poise influence attraction as much as looks, advising young women to cultivate inner qualities alongside grooming.
A reader asks if she should quit a long distance teenage romance. Annie Laurie urges waiting until older, while Rose and Lipstick advise letters only after suitors write first. The column stresses inner qualities like humility happiness and enthusiasm as keys to charm and likability.
The astrology forecast notes favorable conditions in commercial and professional affairs. Mercury and the Moon align boosting wit, speaking, writing, and publicity. Those employed may see good conditions, birthdays imply an active year, avoid change or travel, and a child born today may rise through talent.
Vera Winston notes gaily colored silk scarves once knotted at the neck now worn at the waist. Fashion features a white angora sweater over a lace trimmed blouse, a dark red flannel skirt, and a scarf in purple red and yellow that ties the outfit together for a striking Deauville inspired look.
In a humorous farm tale Bossy Cow meets Mrs. Opossum and argues about caring for offspring. The possum boasts fifteen young and teaches that motherhood brings surprising joy, ending with Bossy Cow realizing she is fortunate to have her one calf.
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