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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1923
Page
7
A scene unfolds with Dotty and Missy Ant as a leaf cage scene ends. Mamie introduces a wary, determined newcomer whose name challenges perceptions and language. The home drama shifts to a mother-in-law dynamic and Mamie’s quiet resolve amid cultural friction.
Fragmentary text discusses wisdom and folly, contrasting reason with ignorance. It mentions a philosopher’s method and the value of plain dealing, noting misfortune arises from folly and the burdens of prosperity. It references personal behavior, perception, and social judgment.
Home chef Jeannette Young Norton outlines creative fruit ideas for well stocked kitchens. Recipes include breakfast cherries with spices, blueberry puddings in custard cups, a peach bake with butter and ice, a raspberries juice custard mould, and a fruit lattice tart featuring pineapple banana orange lemon and zest.
The poem likens the sunflower to a lover who follows the sun from dawn to dusk. It portrays how people chase love’s brightest light as the flower tracks the sun’s movement across the sky.
Winifred Black recalls three sisters aged ninety one eighty five and eighty meeting in a middle western city after sixty years. The eldest tends a California fruit ranch growing prunes walnuts and raisins with a lemon tree on the back porch.
An elderly Illinois sister on a farm recalls a life rich with elm trees a famous petunia bed and yearly breadmaking prizes while a New York City sister runs a hotel and listens to guests troubles. The piece reflects on past pranks school days and longing for absent relatives across generations.
A reflective meditation on speech and perception. The speaker laments how people fail to voice true thoughts and notice what matters until too late. He questions common courtesy and calls for honest communication with a sister who might visit, urging openness.
Dear readers seek guidance on choosing between two suitors while a widow faces rival interests. The column presents two reader questions about romantic loyalties, engagement status, and trust in a workplace romance.
A column urges readers to evaluate marriage risks and urges the suitor to cease writing if it would make the woman happier. It invites letters to Miss Laurie, who will answer feminine topics from young women readers in this paper.
Dr Copeland notes a book on infectious disease advocates routine heavy water use for fever victims, arguing thirst and dehydration worsen illness. Parents urged to give half to one pint daily to infants and more to older children, plus frequent warm baths to aid elimination and toxin removal.
A had been written advice column describes methods to reduce shine on the face and improve appearance. It recommends washing with warm water and soap, rinsing, drying, then rubbing a small ice piece over the face including the eyes and nose area to tighten pores and revive skin, followed by brisk, easy rubbing to bring blood to the cheeks and create a fresh look. The piece stresses gentle care and cautions against extreme temperatures for skin health.
Lively and prosperous conditions in business and all affairs presage the day. Money transactions look favorable with chance for accumulation and possible fortune from original ideas or invention. Labor and heart affairs prosper. birthdays bring prosperity and success year ahead. A child born today may show original scientific potential.
Brown satin afternoon dress by Vera Winston features pleats held by narrow cording and coffee lace trim with pearl buttons. Matching brown satin hat with brown lace completes the ensemble offering a glossy luster under light.
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