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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
7
Lucrezia Bori offers at home nail care advice from shaping and cuticle pushing to weekly soaks and bespoke formulas. Steps include warm soap soaks, orange wood stick cleanup, gentle trimming, polishing and a home paste or powder polish routine.
In moonlit supplication I fear my mother-in-law’s disapproval will sink our house purchase. Dicky proposes a plan to influence her, leveraging her love of walks and her interest in the dilapidated Dacey farm to secure the option. I consent, torn between optimism and the weight of family scrutiny.
Dr Copeland explains hookworm infection widespread in tropical and southern regions, spread by soil and feet contact. It causes anemia and fatigue, with prevention through clean water, footwear, sanitary habits, and medical supervision. public health education is key to elimination.
A reader asks about removing facial scars from smallpox and suffers knee pain and morning nosebleeds. A doctor advises nasal and dental/nasal-sinus exams, consult a nose specialist, and follow the specialist’s guidance. Another reader with weak inflamed eyes seeks care. advice urges an eye specialist. A third query on suspected appendicitis recommends timely surgery when fit.
A 22 year old man seeks guidance about ending a woman's romantic attachment while preserving friendship. Annie Laurie suggests enjoying the friendship and avoiding overconfidence that she is deeply in love. The exchange focuses on tactful handling of unrequited affection and maintaining cordial relations.
Annie Laurie asks if an 18 year old should invite a notable young man to call. Dorothy Dimples answers it is proper and advisable for her to ask him to call and meet the parents.
The feature describes gingham transforming wardrobes from morning to beach wear and dressy occasions. It highlights summer frocks with gold and black gingham, organdie trims, matching hats, and coordinated accessories like collars, cuffs, and bloomers in blue satin and white lace accents.
Home kitchen editor Jeannette Young Norton shares berry season tips and recipes. Readers collect and test berry dishes in a growing “cherry book” while focusing on selecting perfect berries and proper washing, hulling, and cooling techniques.
Winifred Black reflects on American soldiers in World War I recalling parades flags and pride as battles in France unfold. She recalls Chateau-Thierry Argonne and home front songs while questioning readers about forgetting the sacrifices made. The piece laments loss and celebrates courage and unity across communities.
The piece contrasts Bulgarian wedding pageantry with postwar care for veterans. It recalls crowds at weddings and the bride’s ceremonial display, then shifts to U S soldiers returning from France, questioning whether society provides support and respect as promised. It ends with a call not to forget the fallen and returning soldiers.
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