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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
6
Billy Jr Stubby and Button reach a farm by the lake after a trellis accident. Button falls into water but is rescued by Billy Jr. The trio finds shelter with kind owners who care for them. A family letter advice column follows, urging prudent romantic choices and patience before marriage.
Cherry endures a painful afternoon, avoiding townspeople and grappling with Ned’s distant presence as Edward’s work keeps him late. She plans a decisive talk to uncover their future while family life continues around her. The scene ends with a tease of an impending continuation.
A seventeen year old stenographer writes of a steady boyfriend who is jealous and controlling. She seeks freedom to date others and reports a party invitation while noting parental approval of her current beau. The letter hints at conflict between obligation and personal happiness.
A historic column offers home formulas and beauty tips and advice on singing. It discusses making bay rum lotion with carbolic acid and perfume to mask odor, cautions about venous swelling in heat, and notes danger of mole removal by electric needle. It also suggests joining a church choir and seeking vocal teacher guidance.
Miss Jennie Trzaska of Glouster was operated on at Copeland and Howe hospital on Thursday for the removal of her tonsils and adenoids.
Mrs. M. Gatto of East Clifton Cincinnati attributes a remarkable recovery to Tanlac after two years of stomach trouble poor appetite and chest aches. She reports improved digestion appetite weight gain and relief from headaches claiming renewed strength and well being after using the medicine.
The Ohio Electric Railway Company announces new passenger rates approved by the Public Utilities Commission. The tariffs set the fare at nearly three cents per mile, effective today in Columbus Ohio.
A cheeky note jokes that marriages are called matches due to frequent flare ups and dramatic moments. It playfully compares unions to fire sparked by two people.
Pattern 3621 offered for download in four sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years. Fabric options include organdy batiste voile lawn dimity dotted Swiss crepe de chine and pongee. Sleeve may be made puffless and pattern mailed for 12 cents.
Seventeen of the little friends gathered at Edwin Matteson’s home on Athens R. D. 2 to remind him that it was his fifth birthday. The event reflected a warm neighborhood celebration with neighbors enjoying cake and social time.
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