What Some Girls Want by Juanita Hamel
A humorous verse examines desires of popular girls. It contrasts material dreams like pearls or an auto with the idea that true love is a different, personal dream beyond popularity and courtship.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
5
A humorous verse examines desires of popular girls. It contrasts material dreams like pearls or an auto with the idea that true love is a different, personal dream beyond popularity and courtship.
Three ant siblings discover a white worm-like larva bathed in sunlight beneath a maple tree. The larva explains he is a beetle in larval stages, hatching from a gold beetle mother’s eggs and awaiting lessons before becoming a rose beetle. Mother Ant and the brood help him by digging him a burrow.
In a fraught domestic saga Elizabeth Harrison flees punishment and hides two days as tensions ease at home. Lillian, meanwhile, tends a hospitalized man whose mysterious danger worries her, while police inquiries from New York hint at a broader risk. A letter from Katherine Bickett arrives, compounding the tension.
Article urges readers not to fear anesthesia, recounting decades of experience and the shift from crude methods to skilled use. It explains nitrous oxide initial anesthesia followed by ether or chloroform, with careful monitoring and quick awakening. A second Q&A segment addresses itching, heart pain, and health inquiries with practical, doctor-guided advice.
The piece argues gray hair can enhance beauty with healthy, well groomed hair and skin. It advises against harsh dyes, notes gray may appear with age or shock, and promotes brushing, scalp massage, and infrequent washing to keep hair attractive.
Winifred Black writes of a newlywed couple on a train who hurry to secure seats in the dining car. Elderly women force the doors, the couple laughs at the ruse, and the narrator ponders who prompted the mischief and how the bride may futurely save herself trouble.
A tale of a poor man who eats from a wooden bowl in a corner while his daughter in law dines at others tables. The boy crafts a wooden bowl for the elder couple, believing it proper, revealing innocence and the moral about shared meals. The parable ends with a warning to remember the bowl.
A dialogue section explores whether it is proper for a man to meet a future wife after work and walk home, and whether a girl should telephone a future husband for an appointment. Annie Laurie favors parental judgment and cautions against marrying against parental wishes. הצ Two teen correspondents ask for guidance. the column advises inviting young men to their homes only if the parents extend the invitation and notes the hesitation of the young men.
American housewives may misjudge Swedish cooking from limited samples by green Swedish help. Swedish cuisine ranks with the best, using Danish batter and purse cream. Swedish kitchens are well equipped with fine napery cleaned by efficient housekeepers who have only two wash days a year. The relish table or smorgasbord features multiple dishes daily depending on importance.
Tomorrow's FIOROSCOPE foresees lively change in lunar aspects and prosperity across work and personal life, with health precautions. The feature also shares Swedish culinary notes including fish dishes and the midsummer season, plus two tested recipes Hafitirut Pudding and Swedish Spiced Beef with step by step directions.
In a dated fashion note, a gown is described with rules about length and silhouette. The article discusses a long gown with a falling floor length and a trailing train. It mentions a silver-tissne fabric and narrow shoulder panels, with a temple ostrich fan as an accessory.
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