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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
12
R. S. Copeland warns against treating nephritis as incurable and urges careful diet and habits. He explains Bright's disease origins, notes high blood pressure and albumen in urine as possible signs, and cites triggers like cold exposure and certain poisons as acute attack factors.
The onset is usually severe with back pain, facial puffiness, ankle swelling, fever, nausea, and scanty abnormal urine. Diagnosis requires analysis. treatment emphasizes bed rest, mild diet, large water intake, and sweating to aid kidney function. Avoid high speed living, overeating, late hours, and overexertion to help prevent the disease.
A reader asks how to gain popularity and friends. The columnist notes there is no quick path and praises a sweet sympathetic nature, even temper, and cheerful outlook as qualities that win enduring friendships.
Temple Manning Imanila narrates Manila on the Pasig River with its Malay Spanish and American phases. It notes drainage, water supply, sewers, miles of streets, parks, Luneta, Manila Hotel, peso coinage, climate, and key sites like Intramuros Fort Santiago Santo Tomas University and local shops.
In a night of jealousy and wit, Edith's departure sparks Dicky to reveal how he crashed Philip Veritzen’s party and stole the leading lady. The narrator, eager for truth, learns Veritzen may be staging espionage on Mary as she and her husband discuss the gifted publisher. The scene ends with a tease of further revelations tomorrow.
A 3000 by 1500 foot relief map will be built for the Chicago Exhibition. Rivers will be modeled with running water and national scenery replicated including the Rockies and Grand Canyon with specified dimensions. A separate note covers a man shocked by 17500 volts and claims of painless death by electrocution. Also mentioned is King Boris of Bulgaria with $36000 income making him Europe’s poorest king plus his sister Princess Eudoxia who wears one dress annually.
A 1930 guidance piece advises women to adjust their summer diet to curb oily skin and blotchy complexions. It urges moderation of fats and sweets, emphasis on fresh vegetables fruit and cooling drinks, and replacing heavy dressings with sour cream for salads plus lighter beverages like orangeade and lemonade. The author notes fats are still needed in moderation for health and beauty.
The article promotes paper cookery as a labor saver that preserves juices and flavors. Food is placed on dampened paper, seasoned, folded into parcels, tied, and boiled in water without odor transfer, allowing multiple items to cook simultaneously without contaminating the pot.
The entry warns of a mixed day with Jupiter favoring fortune and honors but countered by sudden disruptive forces. Those born on this day may face plan changes and intriguing personal relations. Despite obstacles, wisdom and good management can bring happiness and profitable associations.
Winifred Black contrasts the Johnsons lifestyle with the Robertson family. The Johnsons’ lively, hospitable home welcomes artists and actors, while the Rob ertsons plan a neat orderly house with a quiet routine. The piece ponders whether the change will feel lonely.
Shadows from Mij Ki ut Hanid Yam and Knarf explore a Mother Goose garden and meet Jack and Jill carrying a pail. Jack trips on a pebble, both tumble down the hill, and vow not to go back, after warning from the shadows. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
Vera Winston notes today’s look centers on matching handbags and slippers to fabrics and designs. Accessories in vogue include black patent Juliette opera pumps with capucine trim and a black maire bag adorned by a jewel clasp. A natural crash bag with brown kid trim pairs with a sports suit and coordinated shoes.
A collection of aphorisms on enthusiasm education and individuality from Cicero Lytton Mill Emerson Blake Plutarch Dieger Phillpotts and Seneca. The lines contrast sincerity effort eccentricity and personal excellence with brief reflective maxims.
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