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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
In a tense scene, Adele Garrison contends with Allen Drake as Katie aids a hat restoration. A whispered plan to shield Mrs. Graham's hat from discovery unfolds while Katie jokes with Mr. Drake and the group considers a second line of defence.
An 18 year old asks about a 22 year old suitor who still has a past love's photos. The response says past loves matter little after engagement. focus on the present and marriage. A few photographs cannot harm a happy future if the fiancé proves his love by proposing.
The narrator laments a bore who worships the past and derides modern hair styles. She recalls enduring a lengthy critique of present definitions and fashion, condemning ugly ear muffs while defending natural beauty and personal taste.
The narrator recalls a group of girls planning a Friday country trip by train to a quiet spot. They discuss warmer weather, wading in a stream, and dressing comfortably while promising to avoid chores. Veronica vows to keep a light schedule.
A June 16 Floroscope warns Uranian and Martial forces may cause sudden upheaval, though not in love or family life. It predicts calmer influences at home and notes a young child may act rashly. a talky scene at a social gathering contrasts fashion and ears hiding style with a humorous exchange about historical hair.
A 1922 advice feature stresses strict wound hygiene. It warns against home poultices and unsterile remedies while outlining proper first aid like cleansing with peroxide, using antiseptics, and keeping wounded areas protected. It also answers reader questions on foul breath and minor skin spots, urging medical evaluation for persistent issues.
Dotty visiting her aunt in California finds a hidden door in the grass. A pygmy spider named Mr Cteniza and his wife welcome guests to a dirt house built with sturdy webs and glassy halls. The couple jokes about future visits as Dotty leaves.
An amusing excerpt tells of Rachel the famed early 19th century French actress. It notes her magnetic stage presence and unrivaled reputation in Paris and across Europe, with her performances leaving a lasting impression on audiences who witnessed her.
A column by Wanda Barton showcases clever built in storage solutions for small homes. Hinged stair tread tool closets, beamed hall book shelves, pulley book shelves, wall mounted dressing room drawers, music room shelves, built in kitchen safe closets, and a nursery seat with a high bookshelf provide practical space saving ideas. A shoe rack inside closet doors offers additional organization. The section ends with a Parisian hotel anecdote about the actress Rachel and a playful wager.
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