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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1930
Page
8
A medical advisory by ROYAL S. COPELAND explains that fatigue and cold feelings come from low or impoverished red blood. It describes red blood cells, hemoglobin, and oxygen transport, then lists factors that destroy or reduce red cells and urges deep breathing, good nutrition, clean water, air, housing, and regular bathing to restore strength and ambition.
A wife confronts jealousy and duty as she plans to visit a dying man. Katherine, caring for the children, offers practical support and plans to shield her sister-in-law from distress. The narrative tracks departures, possible stays, and the tension between personal sacrifice and family obligations.
The astral influences for this day bring lively exciting conditions with progress in new directions and accomplishment through diligence. Sign all writings with precautions and be judicious with funds. A birthday chance aims for a year of progress by careful use of funds and labor.
Brief health column from 1980 lists questions on dandruff treatment egg digestion weights for teens and women, eyelid twitching and ear noises, growth expectations for teens, reading while eating, and taller growth guidance. Answers emphasize diet, digestion, dental and sinus checks, and age-related growth.
A discussion of how couples today can live on less by both working, sharing chores, and using labor saving devices. It contrasts past struggles with a woman's greater independence and suggests two solutions: hire help or divide housework and budget accordingly.
The article argues a part time maid can ease the housekeeping burden but costs rise versus investing in modern equipment. It notes machinery requires human guidance and that a wife should share half the household duties and expenses. It covers shopping, cooking and cleaning chores, and claims home meals can be cheaper and more enjoyable than restaurant dining.
A diary entry praises a father described as wonderfully attentive who sends gifts and a seasonally timed check. The writer details plans to buy a navy blue tailored coat with a red lining and shoulder cape, a matching red felt hat, and navy slippers, attributed to the father’s generosity.
A tip to keep washable chamois gloves soft with a soap rinse and to thoroughly rinse washable suede. It also advises masking strong kitchen odors from cabbage and cauliflower by boiling a small amount of vinegar on another burner during cooking.
Two college women seek guidance after dating two fraternity brothers who ignore them on campus. A reader suggests sending a friendly note to express appreciation and reassess the friendship. The second writer asks about marrying a man older and of a different religion, with parental disapproval. The adviser urges open family discussion and warns against secret marriage, advocating a clear, early choice.
A cautious guide to choosing a competent hair dyer stresses a detailed pre dye history. Operators should assess prior dyeing, methods, reactions, scalp condition, and hair texture before selecting shade and timing for dye application.
Seen on Fifth Ave. fashion notes highlight lace collars and jabots as a Renaissance finery revival. Neckwear departments buzz with collars cuffs gilets and fichus and dresses feature soft fabrics and lace, signaling a strong lace resurgence in Spring styles. Blues dominate palettes Navy sailor and pirate blues lead the color wave, with South sea greenish blues appearing at resorts and on the Avenue.
In a tale by Max Trel, mischievous shadows enlist Master Jack Frost to freeze a pond so children can skate. Frost is busy elsewhere, but the helpers push icicles, nip noses, burst bottles, and paint frost. The pond freezes, the children skate, and the thermometer loses face.
A compact collection of sayings and maxims from Fuller Pepe Seneca Sidney and Stirling. It reflects on prudence wit and judgment while noting time past and the value of noble thoughts in guiding actions. The excerpt blends reflections on truth folly and virtue across eras.
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