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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1921

Page

5

Holding a Husband Revelations of a Wife

A tense scene unfolds as Dr. Pettit apologizes to Molly and Dicky, hinting at past tension. Molly resents the physician’s display and doubts his motives while navigating her husband’s teasing and the family dynamics around their infant son Junior. The moment tests loyalties and hidden feelings.

Dicky Dr. Pettit Claire Foster Junior

Advice to Girls about a Boy Who Went Quiet

A reader asks how to win back a young man who stopped visiting after one year of dating. A second voice suggests not being overly possessive and to ease vanity if they are not engaged.

Ain’ Cooner Junior Mother Lillian Annie Laurie June Blossom Mne

Dear Annette Laurie Advice on dating a school teacher

A 19 year old seeks guidance on meeting a school teacher. Faith advises asking to ride together, postponing hand holding until welcome, and not delaying a proposal for six years. The adviser cautions about proper introductions and reading the other person’s signals.

Annte Laurie Faith

Winifred Black and the Movies A Call for Crowd Censorship

The piece rails at Winifred Black accused in a murder case who escaped acquittal and later sues a fortune from the estate. It attacks the widow and children, questions moral standards, and demands censorship of audiences rather than films. The author blames moviegoers for supporting sensational cinema and predicts public backlash.

Notoriety and Curiosity in Public Exhibitions

A critic dismisses crowds who attend exhibitions as vulgar and ignorant. He argues spectators chase sensationalism, compares them to gawkers of freak shows, and contends only education and critical thinking can reform public taste. He praises enduring virtue over fleeting notoriety.

Jo Jo

Summer toys come to life in a vibrant nursery scene

Wanda profiles a transformed nursery ready for summer play. Water babies, a collapsible hoop case, a turtle bench, tool bag seat, a ground-spiked staff for on-site games, magnet sets, electric trains, wooden puzzles, paper dolls, and bean bags fill the toyland. The space features flower boxes, refreshed curtains, and a cool indoor ambiance for children.

If the nearest doctor is 80 miles away

A reader shares a plea for accessible medical care for mothers with sick babies. The article argues expectant and new mothers should routinely consult local physicians, seek timely examinations, and maintain medical supervision for heart, kidneys, lungs, and other vital organs. The piece highlights the benefits of living near a doctor and the role of mothers as caregivers.

Copeland

Doctor Answers Reader Questions On Medical Hygiene

Inquiries to Dr Copeland about lingering cough and sputum are welcomed. Readers may send questions on medical hygiene to Dr Copeland via this office for public response or personal letters if appropriate with a self addressed stamped envelope. Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Feature Services year.

Frock Shopping With Corinne At A Little Girls' Shop

Mrs Morley seeks outfits for her daughter Anne with Madame and Corinne guiding the selection. They visit a shop specializing in children's clothes, choosing a red and white gingham frock with white linen yoke, lace, and embroidery, along with matching hat and orange flowers under consideration.

Madame Mrs. Morley Corinne Ecrous Anne Morley Anne

Tomorrow's Horoscope Hints at Changes and Health Warnings

The text discusses Sundays and Mondays astrological trends. It warns of unconventional or regrettable experiences in social or romantic matters and advises health caution. It notes birthdays should avoid new ventures and that a child may be unconventional but gifted with truth and sociability. It predicts a radical upcoming change and potential travel or contract risks.

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