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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
5
In a tense episode Adele Garrison recalls Miss Edwards and Miss Dean as Lillian guides a swift retreat from Kingston. The two women discuss Bess Dean's scheming while Ted Cosgrove's distress lingers, and the pair plan a rapid return home after a day of sharp observations and shopping.
A worried husband asks how to regain his wife’s love for another man. The reply urges patience and kindness, warns against flustered behavior, and suggests maintaining equal interest in other suitors while avoiding flirting.
The article explains protein as essential building material in beefsteak egg curd milk gluten and muscle. It warns against excess protein and sweets, advocates balanced intake including vegetables fruit milk and meat, and notes protein supports brain blood vessels and heart.
Readers ask about excitable pale complexion and self control with advice to improve general health. Other letters query butter milk amount and a white spot skin condition named vitiligo. Dr Copeland replies that it is not serious and offers personal replies if a stamped self-addressed envelope is provided.
Winifred Black recounts how Jimmy’s secretary called her asking for the address of a woman met at a summer resort. He is described as very great with position, reputation, power, and money, but the call was not from him directly.
A narrator reflects on the ubiquity of nicknames and bravado among the rich and powerful. The piece questions the truth behind boasts of status, travel, money, and connections, noting how public personas mask emptiness and secrecy. Jimmy emerges as a symbol of bluster.
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a tea with Miss Grant a client of Madame’s and a friend to Pam and her. They recall uncertainties about a past encounter with the butler Bates and describe Miss Grant’s arrival in a smart dress as they settle by a fireside.
A Wednesday horoscope by Genevieve Kemble cautions conservatism and avoidance of speculation while reminding readers of a fatherly, calm year ahead. The text shifts to a fashion dialogue featuring Miss Grant and Pam discussing a versatile dress with removable gulmpe and sash and future velvet dinner frock plans.
The article recounts John Milton born in London in 1609, his support for Cromwell, and his role in founding the Commonwealth. It notes his wit, humor, and satirical edge, plus personal life events including marriages and hardships after the loss of his wife and child.
The article surveys fashionable desk fittings in black glass and painted wood, highlighting blotting pads bound in black leather, accessories like inkstands and calendars, and decorative sets matching room colors. It notes costs, materials such as antique silver, and evolving styles from single-sheet engravings to monograms, with a brief aside on Milton and a nod to Paradise Lost produced later in his life.
Peggy follows Squeedee to a giant shoe where a tiny spider family lives. Peggy meets Mama Spider and her children, then returns to her attic believing the journey a dream after lunch.
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