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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1924

Page

9

Dotty Encounters a Weedy Little Wayfarer in the City

Dotty chats with a small weed who explains its many names such as yarrow and nosebleed and shares old uses from medicine to minding nosebleeds. The plant proudly notes it is an immigrant weed growing in America and grants Dotty permission to gather a spray.

Dotty The Nes Sweden America Asia Europe Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Neuritis causes and home care guidance

The article explains primary and secondary neuritis linked to cold exposure injuries toxins and alcohol, notes facial nerve involvement and general nerve sensitivity, and urges finding the underlying cause for treatment. It also recommends rest heat therapy bandaging capsicum ointment and doctor-prescribed remedies, plus brief reader Q&A on chin massage and foot care.

Fashion notes feature metal fabrics in copper bronze gold and silver

The season highlights metallic fabrics and lustered silks with copper tones. Apricot chiffon frocks pair bronze embroidery on net, while a slim straight line dress uses fine gold lace and a gold lace apron edged with kolinsky fur. The overall trend blends rich color contrasts.

Kolinsky

Words of Wise Men Fragments on Courage and Virtue

A mosaic of adages on deeds over words, courage, honesty, and restraint. It discusses the value of action, the danger of slander, the limits of pleasure, and the idea that true happiness comes from living with virtue and moderation. The text blends Shakespearean echoes with general maxims about life and self control.

Lanolin Use Described As Skin Ointment Base

Lanolin is presented as the primary base for various ointments and noted for its soothing effect on the skin. A reader asks about restoring curly hair after it becomes straight from morning wetting and the response suggests reducing morning water to regain curl. A query on correcting stammering is briefly addressed with attribution to habit or nervousness and daily practice.

Tomorrow's Horoscope for February 16

The day favors quiet routine with potential to break old obstacles and allow growth in industry. Caution for employers not to offend, and a warning of disappointment or discord in domestic life. Subtle attacks possible. a birthday may mark a quiet year with deliverance from old congestion. A child may resist discipline.

Lemon Tartlets and Other English Desserts from The Home Kitchen

A 1924 home cookbook excerpt showcases lemon tartlets, apple custard, banana pudding, brown bread and chestnut pudding, omnibus pudding, orange sponge, and baked lemon pudding. The recipes cover batter, fillings, steaming times, and serving suggestions with period measurements and notes.

Enduring Sacrifice Sends Couple to France After Son’s Death

Winifred Black describes a grieving American couple who moved to France to live near their son’s grave. The young soldier, a gallant machine gun commander, was beloved by men and villagers alike for his storytelling, gifts, and acts of kindness. The piece reflects on memory, loss, and the futility of turning graves into fetishes.

France Jean Marie Paris

Torch Alight Memoir on a Soldier Spirit and Memorial

A reflective piece honors a fallen serviceman whose spirit is said to outlive the body. It recalls a mother’s dream of torches in paradise and urges families to honor memory through kindness rather than laments, suggesting the son rests not in earth but in memories.

Paradise Ida France Lillian Harriet Braithwaite Mother Graham Madge Jim Pessimiati

Cashel Rock Holds Irish History Mementos

The Rock of Cashel in County Tipperary preserves early Irish history with St. Patrick's Cathedral Cormac's chapel and the Cross of Cashel. The 80 foot round tower and Norman decorations mark a site revered by Irish peasantry and tied to kings and battles across centuries.

Rock of Cashel Killarney Giant's Causeway Dublin Belfast Ireland St. Patrick's Cathedral Cormac Cormac McCarthy Munster Rock Core Mack Marketing O'Brien Henry II England O'Brien Limerick

Odd and Interesting Facts From a Bygone Era

Estimates place world population at 1.5 billion. Near Cobalt Ontario a carpenter finds a 2200 pound silver nugget with 75 percent silver worth 20. World gold stock valued around 9 billion dollars. If South Africa population trends continue whites may reach 4 million and blacks 37 million in fifty years.

Montreal River Cobalt Ontario Angelanes Carpenter South Africa

Exercise to Boost Circulation and Suppleness

Practical advice urging regular outdoor or indoor exercise to improve circulation, vigor, and zest for life. It describes simple window exercises to strengthen abdominal muscles, increase flexibility, and bring a glow to the face, emphasizing consistent effort and health benefits.

Departure Under Cover From Bridge Farm

After tense planning the group retrieves children and prepares a nighttime escape by taxi and car. Lillian, Madge, and Jim coordinate, blocking a detective and keeping Madge's routes secret while the family departs toward the main road. Rain falls as they slip away, hoping the journey stays concealed and safe.

Lillian Stru Jim Lillian Marion Beo Rae Directon Bridge Roderick Ohne Grangie Edwin Harriet Wood Road

Advice to Girls: When to End an Unmarriage Hope

A 24 year old woman asks how to win back a fiancé who now says marriage is off due to finances and serving his parents. The adviser suggests she leave him, as he cannot support a wife and remains inconsistent and dishonorable.

Annie Laurie Lincoln Orried Lincoln

Miss Laurie to Answer Letters on Feminine Interest

Annie Laurie invites young women readers to send letters of inquiry on feminine topics. Letters should be addressed to Miss Laurie in care of this office and will be answered in her columns.

Annie Laurie Miss Laurie

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