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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
14
Dr. Royall S Copeland urges mothers to supervise early eating habits and nutrition for proper growth. He stresses consistent meals, milk after weaning, gradual introduction of foods, and sun exposure for strong bones and immunity. The guidance emphasizes consulting doctors and reading on child care.
Phil Veritzen’s careful dinner arrangements reveal an elaborate night, while Madge reads a personal note into his choice of orchids, hinting at renewed affection and private anxieties.
A dinner party organized by Philip Veritzen brings Mary and a group to an ornate restaurant, where Veritzen’s intimate gesture and a personal flower request hint at his controlling nature as tensions rise among friends and rivals in the film circle.
Genieve Kemble outlines a sun sign forecast with Jupiter Luna ties and Mars stirring turbulence. Expect a year of fulfilled ambitions in business with potential risks from rash actions and unconventional personal allegiances.
A feature on the latest fashion mood highlights sheer soft pastels, ruffles, lace, and picture hats. Draped necklines and cowl collars showcase artistry with chiffon and ninon, while tailored crepes offer draped bodices with bow ties. Accessories include embroidered batiste, dimity, and sun hats with pastel accents.
Two readers seek guidance on dating and affection. Nancy Lee counsels that young girls should focus on studies and sensible conduct, urges restraint on kissing and dating at fourteen, and warns that real love matures with time.
The article recounts Elizabeth I uttering Must is a word not used to Princess during her final illness at Greenwich. It notes her autocratic rule, resisting counsel, and her lasting impact through firm leadership, defeats of enemies, and key events from 1533 birth to 1603 death including the 1588 Armada victory.
Pink appears as a bold new face in hats and trims along Fifth Avenue. Crepe de chine and georgette enhance pastel frocks while pink cotton pique decorates brims and trims. Long gloves and caplet sleeves signal spring and early summer style as shops roll out coordinated ensembles.
Summer weather brings stain problems from grass fruit and car grime Prompt treatment works on most stains Old stains may need two or three treatments Grass stains rub with lard or butter then soap and water Use commercial cleaner if unsure Washable fabrics only Ammonia water can remove some stains Perspiration stains soak in strong salt water for washable items Fruit stains remove by pouring hot water from height over the spot Peach stains need borax or camphor Berry stains require quick cold water treatment Egg stains best with cold water Hot water sets egg stains
British goldbeaters can unfold a 10 inch block of gold into 16 leaves of five inch squares. Mustaches return to favor with rapid popularity, prompting wig makers in London's West End to supply false mustaches in various styles. France's submarine fleet comprises 52 vessels built and 47 under construction, including a 3 250 ton class sub that will be the largest submarine when completed.
A motorist knocks down a boy in a street safety zone and hands him a dollar before driving off. The writer questions the driver’s responsibility and urges licensing action, urging police inquiry into the man with the dollar. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
In a children’s game shadows Milene Yam Hanid and Knarf join a kids’ jacks match from atop the pieces. Milene’s sleepiness, failed bids to be picked up, and a final tumble end with him drifting off as the others continue the game.
A collection of quoted maxims from Keats Emerson Browne Seneca Juvenal Heraclitus and others on faith virtue honesty and wisdom. The passages present terse aphorisms about belief perception truth and moral conduct with varied attributions and occasional typographical errors.
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