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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1922
Page
7
Ada leaves Sag Harbor with Dicky after a tense argument about Katie returning. A striking, foreign gentleman assists her at the platform, bowing to her as the train departs, offering quiet, cultured assistance as she hurries aboard.
Two women chat about designer hats and costumes made from chintz on Fifth Avenue. One notices Estelle discarded her summer curtains and bids farewell as they discuss fashion trends in a casual, social scene.
Mama Waddle Duck drives away Fox by feigning drowning with her ducklings. The fox swallows river water while the family hides and mocks him as they return home.
A historical vignette recounts the young Francis Bacon’s precocious wit and rise. Queen Elizabeth and peers noticed his sharp mind, while his early clerical post and legal career foreshadowed his later role as lord chancellor and renowned writer. Anecdotes include a boastful exchange with the king and a quip about a criminal’s name.
A reader asks whether a one year relationship and a proposal mean true love and marriage. Annie Laurie counsels that genuine love shows in kindness and mutual affection and suggests not overreacting to a single remark. She notes the column will answer feminine questions from young women readers.
Dr. R. S. Copeland urges universal school instruction on physiology and hygiene to reduce disease. He argues proper eating, deep breathing, exercise, and accurate information lower illness and extend life, with public health as a communal duty. He answers reader questions on pyorrhea and hoarseness, directing inquiries to Dr. Copeland.
Reader asks about granulated eyelids injuring sight and a stiff ankle pain. Answers advise immediate examination and treatment for eye condition and orthopaedic evaluation for ankle misalignment and possible bone replacement.
ADITH SMITH the fashion writer calls a fellow writer to join on fashion hunts. Judith extols a chenille dress bought from an English seller and praises its lasting wear. The pair plans to visit children’s clothing shops for new stories.
The mood of March 1 promises bold, health mindful activity and possible advancement, with cautions on health. A narrative thread follows Judith and Misa Smith at a wholesale firm viewing rompers for a child, noting doll-themed marketing and a rosy plated yellow outfit on a young girl as a domestic vignette.
Wanda Barton writes on historical home making trends noting how wedding presents featured table covers dominating decor. She describes Chinese blue embroidered covers, cut work from Michigan, peasant embroidery with bright motifs, and Bohemian and Russian textile styles influencing American interiors after the war.
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