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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
10
An article explains how cold can spread to the larynx through inflammation of the mucous membrane. It describes symptoms such as throat pain fever and cough, notes voice loss in severe cases, and urges rest ventilated rooms simple food and throat sprays for relief. It also emphasizes avoiding strain and caring for bowels during acute episodes.
A health Q and A column covers causes of white spots on skin and other topics. It notes skin spots may be due to pigment loss or coloring loss with unknown exact causes and no specific cure. It discusses vaccines, ulcers, ear asymmetry in babies, psoriasia, and marriage considerations with a note to send a self addressed stamped envelope for full details.
The article discusses compact picnic equipment and household gear for outdoor meals. It highlights three in one utensils, folding pans, and insulated containers to serve meals outdoors at home-like temperatures. Durable pieces with replaceable parts improve value for frequent picnics.
Predictions for Tuesday suggest a day of testing resolve and bold ventures. Readers born that day may see a renewal in energy leading to progress and new opportunities despite potential friction with authorities and employers. Nested containers and waterproof picnic gear gain practical interest for summer plans and travel.
An advice piece notes sun season increases visible superfluous hair and discusses bleaching vs removal. It cautions against unproven methods, endorses consulting a family doctor, and highlights electrolysis as used by reputable doctors when performed by skilled operators. The writer promises to cover safe methods in a future article.
A 17 year old asks how to get acquainted with a bashful suitor. Advice suggests using the sister as a matchmaker at a dance, and notes the sister could arrange opportunities. The column also questions dating age, arm linking etiquette, thanks for assistance, parental approval, and polite refusal to invitations.
Lace creates a stylish mood with a lace bertha and ruffles for various dresses. An Ardanse frock sleeve features fine lace tufts. A black hair lace evening hat showcases clever lines. A two bow adornment enhances a simple frock while a fabric flower completes a neckline.
A shopper notes Marys dress and a tawny velvet wrap chosen for her by a saleswoman. The narrator, paying for Mary, wrestles with guilt over spending her own money for the gift and anticipates Marys delight as the gown and wrap are tried on and adored.
Louise Duntley reports on Fifth Avenue fall fashion in rubberized raincoats and zippered coats suited for sunny skies yet ready for storms. The scene shifts to a shopper’s practical routine as she orders matching shoes and accessories, then notes a tense moment near the elevators suggesting an ongoing narrative to continue tomorrow.
A man, after deliberating, decides in a court case then commits suicide alone in his apartment, leaving a note on the judge's decision. The piece asks what caused the couple to quarrel, musing on marriage expectations, change after wedlock, and the roles of both partners in altering each other.
A diaried narrator recalls spotting Billy with another girl at a candlelit table, feeling jealous and humiliated yet admiring the other woman. She confesses a spending spree plan with Helene, confronts guilt, and faces insecurities about her relationship and attire choices in a warm weather luncheon setting. The piece centers on romance, jealousy, and self reflection.
A whimsical tale features TeReb shadow characters Yam Knarf and others who discover a feather that lifts them into the air. They float past hedges toward a woods and a meadow, with a rough steering mishap sending them into a rocky grotto below. The story centers on playful danger and curiosity.
Knarf, Flor, Ewart, and friends discover a hidden stairway behind a wall in a cave. They pull a feather free as they hurry up the upward passage hoping to reach safety. They wonder who built the stair and why it exists, while a door seems to open nearby and voices are heard.
A garbled collection of aphorisms and attributions. The text mixes Latin and English phrases with erroneous spellings and names, presenting a mosaic of moral maxims and scattered quotes without a clear narrative or consistent source.
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