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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1929
Page
21
A vintage kitchen piece explains celery and celery root in ancient contrast and offers practical methods. It covers stuffed celery with cream cheese and Roquefort, fried celery batters, curia celery fritters, curried celery, and related salads with detailed steps.
Florence W. Ross overviews spring fashion on Fifth Avenue noting Joseph Urban prints accessories in sterling silver jewelry pagugtic cut stones crocheted bands in multiple colors and new evening handbags. She highlights outfits including flowered cotton blous and wrap skirts with wide pique cardigans and a color palette ranging from maize yellows oranges chartreuse greens to pinks blues and reds.
Grace Thorncliffe writes of a spring coat chosen by Margy, a fashion model. The diary notes Margy’s engagement, her fiancé, and a Europe honeymoon plan. It mentions Margy’s future mother in law, a prominent lawyer, and party scenes with Helene and the author during a hectic week.
In a snowbound cottage near a stream a young couple and a dog enjoy space and imagination as true sources of happiness. The author contrasts urban cramped living with the couple’s cozy, free spirit and wonder at simple pleasures amid woodland life.
The Sunday horoscope notes potential distortions in psychology and mystic matters, warns of job jeopardy and travel changes, and predicts a year of promotion for those with birthdays. It highlights caution, discretion, and possible delays, with a focus on publishing and correspondence ventures.
A satirical piece argues for mutual respect in expressing desires and the need for fair personal boundaries. The speaker contrasts male and female expectations, noting self expression should fit shared norms and not burden others with extravagance or unfair demands in leisure and courtship.
Royal 8 Copeland, M D United States Senator from New York urges choosing properly fitting shoes. He notes crowded toes, deformities, and fatigue from ill fitting footwear and stresses the need for comfortable, well shaped shoes for health and efficiency.
A group of shadow children flee a moonbound drift and seek help to return to Earth for breakfast. They meet a man who appears to be the Moon, who explains moon beans and uses a string tied to the Moon’s horn to tow them home. The journey ends with the children safely back on earth, though comical mishaps occur along the way.
A teen girl asks about dating and whether it is proper to let boys kiss her at night. The response warns against kissing multiple boys and advises preserving unsullied reputation for future love.
Mary eagerly anticipates news of her engagement to Prince George and plans to announce it herself. The narrator observes shifting loyalties, party chatter, and a web of secrets as Eleanor, Noel, and others navigate a royal romance amid speculation and ambition.
A fragmentary collection presents quotes on virtue and judgment. It contrasts timely action with duty, notes fools and wise men share a start yet differ by life’s race, and ends with reflections on contemplation creating its object.
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