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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
9
A middle aged woman laments her husband’s drifting attention as gray hair and flapper culture divide them. She wonders how to win him back by praise and admiration, noting his wealth, looks, and social circle while others mock her plight. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
A fashion note highlights versatile sportswear built for movement. The tennis dress uses a white jersey jumper with navy trim and a pleated navy skirt with a fitted belt. For golf, a pale and deep green mohair sweater with a green leather belt complements a green skirt. An angora crepe de chine chevron skirt adds a winter trim.
A teenage girl asks how to handle unrequited affection for a older suitor. The reply counsels against revealing her feelings, suggesting the man may already like her but is waiting to know her better and warns not to “rush” him or push for a definite engagement.
Fortune is unstable and willpower is free today. Negative aspects bring small financial anxieties and caution for travel or changes. Those with July 16 birthdays face a quiet year with minor worries, while a child born today may avoid major career events and do best in employment.
A historical guide promotes a posture and walking routine called the Turkey Trot. It uses a wand or strip of wood to align the body, raise the arms, and lift the knee in a controlled motion. Daily five minute sessions promise improved grace and leg muscle strength.
A 1927 Premier Syndicate piece discusses an eighteen year old girl nicknamed Baby, juggling three suitors including Bashful Steady High School Sheik and a college boy. It argues that eighteen is adventuring time not settling time, warns against petting, and quotes a seventeen year old who plans to marry Jimmy in five months.
Strong sunlight causes dark skin to tan while fair complexions burn and freckle. Gas is cheaper in Paris now than before the war. Some British prisons permit inmates to dine together. A British Columbia hen laid a record 351 eggs in 365 days.
Mr Veritzen declares plans to join a famed colony and visit the Graham farmhouse while discussing a work with the narrator. Lillian hints at unanswered questions about the masked dancer as Noel’s past and a motor accident weave into a web of jealousy and speculation.
Royal S Copeland argues constipation stems from neglected habits and diet. He warns against laxatives as cures, advocates regular toilet routines, hydration, fiber, vegetables, and daily outdoor exercise to improve bowel function and overall health.
Doris meets Squeedee the elfin and the Hornbill family living in a hollow tree. Mr Hornbill explains he collects fruit and carries food in a stomach bag to feed his wife and two hatchlings who lack feathers. Doris says farewell as she sails away with Squeedee, reflecting on the busy nesting season.
Wanda Barton argues that electrical appliances, telephones, and cars ease housework, enabling better weekly planning. She notes daily chores from Monday washing to Friday cleaning, and suggests hourly help can multiply productivity while freeing time for outside interests.
A compact biographical note tracing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from his Salzburg birth on January 27 1756 through his early prodigious piano feats his European tours with sister Marianne his marriage to Constance von Weber and his death in Vienna on December 6 1791 The piece notes his unknown grave and his lasting influence on music as a living monument beyond any tombstone.
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