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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
7
In a forest tale, Mama Robin, Papa Robin, and their children cope with a scare when a Blackbird alights near their maple nest. Happy Gig reassures. repairs are made, and the family bonds. The episode ends with a dark moment as the black bird looms overhead.
A mysterious foreign man, Don Ramon Almirez, enters an East Hampton store with a rich entourage. He feigns sophistication, courts attention from fashionable shoppers, and faces suspicions of being a clever confidence man among a group led by his tall, imposing figure.
Health columnist explains vomiting stems from brain center in medulla oblongata not only stomach upset. Notes various causes including head injury disorders, gastritis, ulcers, cancers, alcohol withdrawal, and improper food. Offers cautious hints but warnings against self treatment.
The article advises homemakers to prep ahead for a five course dinner, listing methods to reuse soup bases, preheat and store ingredients, and reheating cold meats. It offers specific recipes for fish courses with ramekins, chicken pie using day-old meat and broth, and simple reheating ideas for vegetables and desserts.
Winifred Black notes a Kansas town split over two girls wearing skirts long or short. A county judge grants then reverses jurisdiction while fathers appeal to the state Supreme Court. The piece satirically debates how teachers might handle the dispute and imagines a wry, communal solution.
An array of curiosities notes that one pound of silk requires 2300 silkworms and Dickens carried a north-south compass. It also describes Karlsbad’s subterranean boiling lake and warns of ongoing Alpine rock disintegration near Vienna with the Auszee Sandling collapsing, reshaping four miles of territory.
The forecast suggests a lively and important day with journeys and new ventures bringing prosperity and fulfilled ambitions. A Neptune influence warns of deceit, while health concerns and fraud risk loom. those born today face opportunity through change and travel, and a child born today is seen as active and fortunate.
Lucrezia Kori argues that diet and beauty are linked, especially in summer. She urges wholesome foods, iron rich vegetables like spinach and beans, lean meats, whole grains, and salads while avoiding excess fats. Candy is permissible in moderation after meals to protect vitality and appearance.
A 19 year old asks which of two suitors to marry. The columnist warns against loving two men at once, urges patience, and says true love clears when the writer is ready and certain, advising to wait and decide only when real love arrives.
Advice urges kindness and consideration to keep a husband content. It stresses avoiding nagging and aiming to rekindle affection as before marriage, with encouragement to be loving and attentive.
A brief plea from a young wife with a 14 month old baby describes a mean husband who leaves for days and returns as if nothing happened. Advice urges her to consider the husband’s work travel and to decide how to pursue housekeeping and stability.
A young woman asks if she should date other men while engaged and if her fiancé loves her. The adviser says the fiancé likely loves her, advises against dating others, and suggests considering his feelings over friends. Annie Lourie invites letters on feminine topics for her column.
A reader asks about varicose vein treatment and potential ulcers. Advice suggests ichthyol ointment at night, elastic stockings, and consulting a doctor. A separate query asks if color blindness has a cure. the reply notes there is no cure.
Vera Winston discusses travel wear and home attire with emphasis on a practical yet stylish top coat and a striking hat. Describes a square-cut silhouette, black shadow lining, and suede close fit as part of a coordinated ensemble.
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