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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1923
Page
9
A teen girl asks what a kiss means and how to handle dates. The guidance says kissing should be saved for a fiancé and to wait for a caller to apologize. control who asks to call and involve parents in decisions about dating across ages.
A critique of William A Robson of the London School of Economics argues educated women should not abandon study for marriage. The writer defends higher education for women, insisting brains and character endure in both business and home life.
A diary excerpt follows Pam praising window shopping as a fascinating fashion occupation. The scene shows her flipping through a fashion magazine while sketching quick window displays and sharing a casual conversation about fashion in a relaxed setting.
The column blends a Wednesday July 11 horoscope noting favorable work conditions and cautions on money risks with a fashion dialogue about summery dresses. A clothing sketch shows yellow voile, a white apron, and white organdie with black French knots, described with care and practical sewing tips.
Dr. Royall S. Copeland warns that dust dries air and irritates the nose throat and lungs while potentially harboring germs of pneumonia and tuberculosis. He urges sun exposure carpets cleaning washable floors and masks for workers to reduce dust and improve health.
Marie Louise daughter of Emperor Joseph of Austria grows from wary girl to future queen as Napoleon wins her friendship with letters and visits. The young heiress journeys to Paris amid romantic intrigue and fear, glimpsing a powerful imperial future.
Wanda Barton surveys enterprising school and church fundraisers using newspaper ad motifs as booth themes. Participants dress in paper costumes, display prizes, and sell novelty items from decor to post office letter fortunes and homemade foods. The piece notes profits from candy, popcorn, drinks, and a dessert cake guessing game among others, with tips on organization and crowd appeal.
A mischievous Woolly Dog ignores his mother’s cautions and chases Chatty Chipmunk and a Brown Ant family. He endures a sting from ants and a muddy swim, returns home humbly, and vows never to chase a chipmunk again.
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