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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
10
A 1930 column mocks back seat drivers in cars with a California invention allowing control from front and rear seats. The writer lauds driving responsibility, derides back-seat critics, and urges chosen self-reliance over others directing one's choices.
Americans spend about 300 million dollars yearly in Europe with France taking the largest share. Alterations to Marlborough House cost about 100 thousand dollars in anticipation of the Prince of Wales living there. Buckingham Palace stables hold sixty bays for the royal household. A film company requesting ten warships faced insurance costs around 100 million dollars.
The article recalls Edward III handling an awkward moment in Windsor Palace when the Countess of Salisbury dropped her garter. He quipped Evil to him who evil thinks and used the incident to help found the Order of the Garter. It notes his reign from 1312 birth to the Crecy victory of 1346 and his later reforms benefiting England.
Practical tips to turn an outdoor porch into a comfortable lounging space. Emphasizes sturdy wicker and waterproofed fabrics, many small tables, wicker footrests, and movable serving carts. Suggests a vacuum jug of cold drinks and organized trays to maintain cheerful hospitality.
A fashion page extols the clip as a season making jewel accessory for necklines, hats, gloves and bags. It highlights wearing clips in pairs, matching sets, and lingerie level trims on coats and suits plus georgette and rhinestone accents. It notes scarves, berets, bows, and varied color contrasts as smart styling options.
Dr. Royall S. Copeland discusses food safety under heat, urging reliance on reputable dealers and clear signs of freshness. He notes some bacteria resist heat and warns ptomaine poisoning can stem from canned meats and other canned goods, despite strong regulations.
The column warns of social and romantic tensions on June 19, with employment and finances under strain and caution urged around seeking favors or advancement. It also includes medical notes on food poisoning, chest pain causes, joint cracking, neuritis, hair loss, and low blood pressure, attributed to general health conditions.
Five children meet Mr Bubble in the bowl of a clay pipe and watch him grow until he bursts with indignation. The scenes unfold as the shadow friends seek a plan to stop his growth and find him a new home after he blasts from the pipe.
Madge endures Edith's discomfort as Dicky teases and plots, while Mary and Lillian test boundaries after a lavish dinner. Edith insists on managing her own affairs, and Madge observations hint at looming trouble with Dicky.
A fashion model records her mixed feelings about a yachting party Madame hosts this weekend. She worries Billy’s quiet reaction signals disapproval, then brands her own outfit and accessories as extravagant while hoping for his support.
Lillian Underwood teases Phil Veritzen while planning a party date and broadcast of the information. The narrator, with Dicky, aims to avoid coercion and heads home after a lengthy absence from their son. Exyith is mentioned as a potential travel companion.
Teen readers seek dating guidance about apologies and friendship after a missed dance. The exchange covers how to handle a boy’s sulks, maintain manners, and decide if inviting a date affects friendship. Advice urges self respect, evaluating family input, and keeping commitments.
A collection of aphorisms on praise envy and friendship from Dryden Young and St Augustine. It reflects on how praise can breed hatred and how friendship enriches life, offering concise moral observations.
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