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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
7
The narrator catalogues the Bilas living room and kitchen during a viewing with Claire. He notes antique pieces, a prized mahogany drop leaf table, and a meticulously tidy kitchen in contrast to Claire’s casual, curious approach to the space.
A 19 year old girl writes about a summer with a fiancé and a missing reply to a letter. Brown Eyes counsels waiting and, if no contact occurs in a reasonable time, to write and ask what the trouble is since she is engaged. Brown Eyes suggests patience then a direct inquiry.
In a moving train car a mother reads to her restless girl while neighbors discuss windmills and fashion. Snow falls, memories rise of childhood, hearth songs, and a missing boy who tends the sheep.
Diary entries reveal SS VAN SLYCIS discussing fashion goals with Madame. They debate client certainty and how Miss Van Slyck develops designs to meet clients requests, balancing vision with market demand.
The column features a January horoscope noting unfavorable celestial aspects and postponed travel, followed by a fashion scene where Miss Van Slyck collaborates with Madame on a black and silver brocade gown with a silver-cloth panel and slanting collar, awaiting fitting.
Dr Copeland explains retina detachment causes its symptoms and treatments. He notes hereditary eye disease is rare and describes methods to remove displaced fluid or seal the retina, including cautery and surgical drainage. He emphasizes prompt care and offers reader questions on eye health.
Ninon de L Enclos crafted a lasting fame not by heroics but by charm and wit. She ruled Parisian society with a radiant personality, hosting salons that shaped political and cultural life in late 17th century France.
A 1923 Newar am Feature Service piece argues painted walls are washable and sanitary, easier to update than wallpaper, and help rooms look larger. It details priming and color coats, border options, and kitchen color schemes, endorsing washable, durable finishes and easy maintenance.
A playful tale shows David resisting raking leaves then visiting a Norway village where children harvest and transport leaves down a mountain by wire. He sees why the task is important and returns home preferring to rake leaves than climb the tree.
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