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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
5
Juanita Hamel describes Miss Washington 1922, comparing her courage to George Washington's famed cherry tree story. The piece reflects family support, sisterly affection, and the symbolic burden of the title on the young girl.
In Sag Harbor Dr. Pettit interview leads to plan to install Katherine Bickett as nurse to an injured man. Lilian warns of unpleasantness ahead and hints that Allen Drake must be involved as events unfold around Katherine.
A fragmentary travel note paints Nauru as a distant South Sea island with copper coconut trees and inland prafrocks. It notes a small European population, phosphate wealth, an ice and electric plant, a sea trolley, and irregular shipping: quarterly ship landings, annual missionary visits, and monthly phosphate boats.
Dr Copeland warns parents on watchful care for children with colds and coughs noting TB link. He explains weakened resistance from illness or fatigue heightens risk, advises prompt treatment, and urges inquiries to Dr Copeland with self addressed stamped envelope.
Answers discuss neuritis treatment duration and patience with slow recovery. A reader asks about serious nosebleeds. expert cites possible causes such as high blood pressure or nasal septum contact and recommends a nose specialist. A third note suggests consulting a doctor for persistent nosebleeds to determine the exact cause and treatment.
A guide to making varied dressings with chilled cold dressings and gradually heated hot dressings. It covers oil choices, garlic flavoring, chapon bread flavoring, cutting greens with scissors, and detailed steps for French dressing and mayonnaise with or without mustard including ratios, additions, and storage notes.
Lucrezia Bori presents tips for disguising facial hair using hydrogen peroxide bleaching and a depilatory lotion. She notes lighter hair hides more, darker hair requires stronger treatment, and cautions about skin irritation and timing.
Readers submit distressed letters seeking counsel on unhappy marriages and age gap relationships. Annie Laurie urges a young wife to stabilize home life for the sake of her child, while addressing a younger correspondent about a 18 year old in love with a much older man and whether such a romance is proper or possible.
A cautious advisor warns against marrying or dating an undisclosed unmarried man. It is deemed improper to kiss someone without engagement and urges cutting the man from the friend list to avoid dangerous ground.
A letter from Bobby Dimples asks for simple guidance on meeting two attentive young men at a small cinema. The writers are new in town and lack introductions.
A 41 year old maidens seeks advice about dating a neighboring widower four to five years her senior. She lives with parents in the country and seldom attends events. Parents object, citing convention, but a reader called Annie Laurie deems the friendship natural and appropriate and invites inquiries for later letters.
An active day is foreseen with Mars influence boosting enterprise and decisive action. Do not rush radical changes or major trips. those born today show initiative and determination to succeed, while a child born now will be aggressive, energetic, and resourceful.
The article details a summer frock in white canton crepe featuring red georgette and white grosgrain ribbon. Ribbon points border panel ends and neck, red georgette fills V spaces, lining flowing panels. Promoted for afternoon and informal evening wear with a red straw hat for day.
Polly hears a cry for help and discovers a princess fly captured by the Gray Spider in a castle. With a crowd of elfin flies, Polly frees the captive, learns the spider’s danger, and helps drive them out by cleaning and closing the house to keep invaders away. The tale ends with Polly vowing tidier rooms and safer quarters.
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