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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
14
Dr Roy S Copeland urges readers to attend to foot health as daily cleansing, proper nail trimming, and regular visits to a podiatrist. He stresses choosing well fitting shoes, reading shoe labels, and testing comfort in stores to prevent pain and lasting damage.
A reader seeks asthma guidance and receives multiple health tips. The columnist suggests dental, tonsil, sinus, and urine exams, treating constipation, avoiding dust and heavy exertion, and getting fresh air. Asthma is blamed on foods acting as irritants in many cases.
In this serialized tale, Mr Underwood and Noel hide from pursuers on a farm hill. Dicky steals a bicycle to alert them that Veritzen and his chauffeur may camp by the road, prompting a tense wait and plan to elude discovery as pursuit looms.
Genieve Kemble forecasts an active day with Mars in aspect to Luna driving initiative and bold ventures. The forecast urges those with birthdays to launch into progress and achievement, aided by renewed energies and a willful, resourceful stance. A child born today is likely bold and determined to reach set goals.
Dorothy Flack extols motherhood as a priceless vocation amid a world of change. She contrasts women's career progress with the enduring, unending duties and deep fulfillment found in tending infants. The piece frames motherhood as humanity’s most satisfying, invaluable work.
Temple Manning recalls the Strand in London as a busy nightlife hub akin to Broadway with no dull moments. He notes dramatic changes from noble mansions and river gardens in the sixteenth century to banks and shops by 1930, reflecting evolving urban character.
The writer praises Simpson's in the Strand for its roast beef and self-service style. He notes Edward I’s Gothic monument near Charing Cross and the Royal Horse Guards mounting at Whitehall, observing Britons’ fondness for pomp. He promises more about London next Tuesday.
Hair trends favor a cool longer look with thinning for heat. The ringlet style, massed back curls, and pushed back ears dominate this season. Buns fade, while soft rolls and short ringlets behind the ears gain favor for all ages.
Nancy Lee counsels a teen seeking popularity that there is no fixed path. She should make friends who respect her, be natural, and show sympathy. A good listener is often more liked than a constant talker.
Summer baking ideas from Alice Lynn Barry emphasize oven use for multiple days of meals. Bake vegetables like squash and tomatoes to preserve flavor, and prepare roasts or pies in one session. Use attractive baking dishes and finish with butter and seasonings for tender produce.
Fifth Avenue shows navy remains dominant in costumes with matching bags shoes and gloves. Opera pumps remain popular as fabric slippers in Tosca cloth white linen linen tweed and pastel kids. Boutonnieres for tailleurs feature stiff linen velvet and polka dotted linen flowers.
Guido Donatelli, thirty five, with ten thousand dollars saved, shot himself after leaving a note asking friends to give him a “nice funeral.” The writer riffs on extravagant funerals and contrasts simple, heartfelt tributes with costly ceremonies, urging modest remembrance.
A 1930 Shadow tale depicts sentient pins and needles living as treasures for shadows named Mij Flor Hanid Yam Knartf. They hide from children, rust while polished, and avoid being stepped on by burying in floor cracks. The story hints at a future reveal about what shadows do with them.
Vera Winston notes hats are essential alongside white sports coats for warm weather style. She highlights a white basketweave wool capelet coat with integrated under-arm detailing, a modern trim, and the season's blend of casual linen and pastel dresses with outdoor wear.
A collection of brief quotations from authors and poets. lines on virtue fear grief time and wisdom attributed to Shakespeare Byron Tennyson Pope Pope Ruskin Lylyon and others reflect on character and truth.
A brief note credits the 1930 Copyright Feature Service Ina with distribution and authorship acknowledgement for the feature content.
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