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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
6
Reval S. Copeland notes availability of commercially produced, government supervised rabies vaccine. He argues patients bitten by suspected rabid dogs can be treated without delays at a physician's office, highlighting serum access and the shift from Pasteur Institutes to modern laboratories.
The forecast notes contrary fates and conflicting testimonies, urging bold ventures yet warning of financial risk and treacherous contracts. It cautions workers and advises safeguarding agreements while birthdays bring bold initiative and aggressive enterprise. Chauncey Olcott is listed as nativity.
Dear Elsie advises a secretary facing a new, giggling rival and a boss who favors a younger helper. The columnist urges self-control, professional tact, and to match the new coworker with cheerful efficiency while noting a dress-a-day wardrobe question.
A long reader letter seeks help meeting a shy young lady without local friends or social club access. The adviser cautions that approaching without an introduction is improper and urges finding proper means to meet her, warning against forcing social advances. A separate exchange covers a teen girl with a boyfriend, arguing for reasonable family privacy and moderating time spent on the phone and visits.
Blanche Silver tells a garden tale of two daisies sisterly love and selfishness. One sister hoards honey and pollen while the other shares and helps others. A thirsty bee tests them and the unselfish daisy prospers while the selfish one withers, illustrating kindness rewards and ego’s fade.
In a fashion diary entry Madame approves two piece dresses for summer wear. Mrs Gunnison requests a purple morning dress, praising the lines, spear laced with lemon crepe de Chine accents, and the easy, cool fit.
In the continuing tale, Madge and Lillian discuss Mary’s confession to Philip Veritzen about being the masked dancer. Lillian urges frankness while Madge worries about Marion’s exposure to Mary, noting Mary’s remorse and the danger of overprotection.
Wanda Barton extols simple living and modern homemaking. She argues that joining modern aids cuts food costs, reduces waste, and simplifies meal planning by shopping in bulk and scheduling markets, while stressing health benefits from light domestic work and maintaining a manageable family routine.
Advice on delaying wrinkles through daily or semiweekly facial massages and skin care. Emphasizes healthy living, positive demeanor, and using muscle-building creams for nourishment and easing movement. Describes targeted massage steps for mouth corners, eyes, forehead, neck, and lips, plus optional overnight cream.
A collection notes a cubic foot of water becoming 1 662 cubic feet of steam and Mongolia’s wild horses considered untamable. It mentions two such animals on display at the Zoo and explains the horse chestnut name linked to seed use by Greeks and Turks.
The article surveys Ludwig van Beethoven born in Bonn 1770, facing poverty and a harsh father, early Vienna fame, a heartbreak with Countess Giulietta Guicciardi, rising deafness, and devotion to art. It notes his enduring sorrow, inner world of music, and his death on March 26 1827 as Vienna honored him with a grand funeral.
A fragment of a quotation page listing aphorisms from various authors. Notable lines invoke progress, suspicion, education, self-control, and truth from thinkers such as Spencer Shakespeare Defoe Burns Cicero Bacon and Schopenhauer.
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