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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1930
Page
10
Dr Copeland outlines Brights disease as kidney inflammation and toxin buildup. He recommends protein restriction, careful diet progression from milk to vegetables and limited meat, ample water, gentle baths and exercise, with early diet and care supporting a long life.
Madge recalls a bitter quarrel over a loaded revolver at the farmhouse. Dicky insists on caution and a wall safe to protect Junior, while a renewed tension rises as their children eavesdrop near the door. The scene ends with a door left ajar and a cliffhanger.
Colorful fish arrive at the London Zoo from Bermuda. A fashion note says a modern girl's outfit may weigh about 1 pound 6 ounces while her father's clothes can reach 64 to 10 percent of a pound. The London area houses nearly 1,100 banks.
Fashion notes on Fifth Avenue spotlight a delicate Chantilly lace night cap with an invisible wire frame and face framing ruffle. Winter coats trend dark fur, flat crop frocks in bold colors, white hare evening coats for warmth and style, India print footwear for summer previews, and beach ensembles with sunshade and cap.
Genevieve Kemble cautions that Tuesday may test nerves with troublesome sidereal influences. Employment risks and anxious contracts loom while personal affairs risk duplicity and intrigue. Birthdays on this day require good judgment. guard private matters and honor integrity in speech and writing.
An article extols the beauty of a kitchen with built in closets and insulated shelves. It argues that closed storage keeps surfaces clean and uncluttered, saving time and energy by reducing to and fro movement in smaller spaces. It highlights durable finishes, easy maintenance, and the gains in convenience from fitted cabinetry.
The note recommends using a cork to apply powder for cleaning metals like silver and aluminium. It also suggests washing hair brushes in water with a tablespoon of borax. A lemon juice substitute is proposed for vinegar in mint sauce and salad dressings.
Two Sweet Kids ask why they are treated well while openly flouting norms. The column warns that reputation still matters and questions the choice to attend dances unescorted, urging women to consider how conduct affects respect and standing.
Cheering for the fellow’s school at a game is appropriate and your escort would be hurt if you did not. If you are good friends, invite him to your class dance as a gesture of thanks for his hospitality.
The article describes space efficient home making units centered on a six foot wall for kitchen needs. It highlights white enamel cabinets with doors to create a neat surface, options for built in refrigerators sinks and stoves, and the standout kitchen cabinet as the largest item. It mentions pantry closets with glass or metal doors and a pot closet with wire shelves for large families, plus a versatile center table and two sided doors for easy access.
A reader asks how to break the habit of nail biting. The reply emphasizes will power and mental change, advising decisive action, hand care, clean nails, and even quinine under nails to curb the urge.
In a diary style, Helene and the narrator describe a semi annual fur sale. They reserve top pieces for favored customers and report Mrs. G a longtime patron who buys a hip length ermine wrap. Mrs. G remarks wealth and desire for an evening coat, finding the bargain irresistible.
Five shadow children spy insects at play in a garden. A cricket leads a lively dance while other critters join, including a frog that unexpectedly eats the cricket, ending the festival of motion with a sharp twist.
A collection of maxims and reflections from Tacitus Schiller Cicero Horace and Johnson on family hatred life joy virtue and endurance. The text emphasizes inner treasure hopeful effort restraint and the power of honest conduct against false accusations.
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