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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1930
Page
10
Health note by Dr Roy al S Copeland discusses influenza prevention and recovery. Emphasizes warmth, ventilation, sun exposure, fresh air, and proper nutrition including milk and eggs. Recommends ultraviolet lamps and sun-transmitting window glass, rest, and careful convalescence to avoid relapse.
A fashion feature stresses how scarves gloves pockets and jewelry elevate outfits. It highlights a yellow pink blue green mint scarf on dark blue, rose beige gloves with buckles, a braided tan bracelet, peplum sweaters in gray blue and rose beige, Bouronniere accents and fruit crystal accents, plus a beige brown red tweed suit with a matching vagabond bag.
A profile praising Ninon de Lenclos as timelessly beautiful and fearless with age. The piece extols inner charm over youth, offers skincare tips such as cleansing hands and neck, wearing cosmetic gloves nightly, and maintaining hair as it grays. It frames beauty as enduring beyond time and social trends.
The Stars Say foresees a busy lunar transit period with possible employment worries and risky new ventures. Personal relationships may be unusual or disappointing unless discretion is used. A birthday could bring both talents and challenges, with a child showing potential alongside adverse situations.
Bright feathered ornaments perch on black straw hats as spring fashion returns to Fifth Ave. Panama laque, a lustrous soft straw, leads the trend with black panamaloque. Warm weather coats shed sleeves and collars while light weight coats gain ground. Bertha collars and capelets shade upper arms over pastel flannel and broadcloth fabrics.
The piece notes old line garments like a Janet era dress and fur coat seem dated yet valued, contrasting lasting luxury with today’s fast fashion. It cites a government survey showing women prioritize style then price and quality, favoring multiple trendier outfits over enduring durable garments.
Madge reveals a dying Robert Savarin sent a portrait of Marion to Lillian and a separate memory image of Lillian and Marion. The letter implies Savarin’s lingering love and a final request for harmony after long estrangements. Harry Underwood reacts with guarded emotion, debating the portrait and the hidden message about him.
Grace Thorncliffe chronicles Helene’s design of a summer outfit built from a peasant shawl. The one piece dress includes a short-waisted blouse, a floppy hat, a roomy zip bag, and opera slippers. Madame eagerly plans to source more shawls to produce similar ensembles.
Practical kitchen guidance shows how to carve a roast bird with alternate breast slices from each side near the wings and then separate the legs into slices. A sharp knife aids the task. The text also explains repairing umbrella covers from the inside using strips of black court plaster.
A San Francisco boy Harry Wooster aged nine loves newspaper fame. He seeds for stories, runs errands, and seeks attention, fearing silence when not in the papers. The piece notes his fixation as a mild mania and public curiosity about his name and pictures.
Five shadow children IJ Flor Hanid Yam and M Knarf choose unusual sleeping spots in a 1930 feature. They nest inside a dictionary, a poem book, a matchbox, a tea kettle, and a doll-house, awakening only when the children do each morning.
A teen narrator asks how to prove fidelity after rumors about her dating. The advisor suggests explaining her intentions and reassuring the jealous lover. Another letter from an 18 year old seeks tips to meet an usher, but the adviser notes the usher is focused on work and unlikely to engage.
A collage of misquoted maxims and literary lines appears, mixing Seneca Pope Suetonius Cicero Plautus and others. The disjointed phrases touch on fortune economy youth faith honor and love without a clear narrative or event.
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