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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
7
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains neuralgia definitions and how many pains labeled neuralgia are reflex pains from infections or hidden centers. He urges locating the true source such as dental abscesses, nasal sinuses, kidneys, and other organs, with treatment to remove the root cause for true relief.
Doris learns from a talking ant nurse about winged ants breaking from cocoons, drying their wings, and joining a winged army to establish new homes. The elder ant explains why the winged ants must stay together and return to the hill to begin the next colony cycle.
The narrator endures Steve's taunting while planning a covert meeting with a trusted ally as Lee Chow's vigilance tightens. At a roadside halt, they descend toward a distant tree to speak freely, the narrator clutching a carved whistle for protection amid shifting loyalties and dangerous nerves.
A teen girl writes about loving a man two years her senior who favors a best friend. The response advises keeping friendship, meeting others, and staying cheerful while letting the situation evolve.
Winifred Black muses on tides as a metaphor for life and fate. She invites readers to observe the sea's cycles from high to low, urging rest and renewal during the ebb and to seek calm amid change. The piece blends coastal imagery with moral reflection and a call to find inner balance.
The column follows Pam and Grace Northcliffe as they discuss summer sewing trends among models. They note the appeal of simple, youthful frocks in white voile with delicate trimmings, including blue embroidered batistes and organdie collars, and plan multiple color variants with varied trims.
WEDNESDAY JUNE 11 forecast warns of adverse planetary positions bringing war, obstruction and delay. Curb new ventures and risky speculation as physical condition may worsen. Personal matters may be pleasant but a child could be restless and fussy.
An article by Wanda Barton extols porch living with cleaned and painted porches, returning flat shades, and wicker furniture. It highlights rugs, cushions, mats, and rubbercloth table coverings offering practical, easy care options for summer use.
A metropolitan depot bustles with travelers studying booklets and seeking information about trains to Chicago. The 1925 scene contrasts with the pre timetable era when long lines formed and clerks were overburdened before the compiler timetable era made reservations simpler.
A collage of historical notes covers coffee control in Brazil, health courses on Atlantic liners, church discussions on tower voice in bishop selection, and the 806 year age system. It reflects on Bradshaw guides, early railway timetables, and 1839 London Globe references to travel scenes and ticketing quirks.
A fragmentary archaic style passage reflects on revenge and the healing of wounds. It contrasts a stainless soul that outshines vanity with calls for holiness as the true felicity, noting haste versus lasting virtue.
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