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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
7
Elsie and Ma offer guidance to wives facing a possible faithless husband. They urge testing fidelity first, then saving the marriage through patience, support, and effort, unless the betrayal is fundamental and unfixable, in which case separation and child support follow.
A reader asks about weight loss diet self-control and requests a stamp for details. Q asks if four year old with chickenpox scars will improve or need treatment and notes no cure. Dr Copeland replies some scars cannot be treated and outgrowing unlikely.
Betty finds a new way in Remember Her Lee as a tiny travel elf appears on her porch and whisks her to Mexico. They view blankets that keep water out, water sellers, mules and horses in busy streets, and the grand Cathedral. The elf urges Betty to recount her dream on waking and keep the memory.
A letter by Roy S Copeland M D former New York United States Senator argues tight collars injure neck blood flow and brain function. He notes headaches irritability and reduced civic usefulness from constrictive neckwear and urges choosing comfortable collars for health and vitality.
The piece extols a true inn in the United States a roadhouse with real hospitality a head waiter and homey meals offering personal kindness simple privacy and a sense of belonging. The author longs for such inn warmth and fears losing it to impersonal service and convenience.
The narrator recalls a plain old fashioned inn along a straight road in France. A female innkeeper runs the place, cooks and serves herself, and even lists slippers like the women in the Black Forest Inn. She rises at 5 in the rain to sweep and clean and serve breakfast.
A nineteen year old girl asks for guidance about engagement and love. A responder advises if there is doubt, stay unwed, write to end the engagement, and seek involvement in community life. Later, when true love returns, both hearts will be sure.
A lunchtime stroll along Park Avenue introduces a striking young woman in a green crepe ensemble with braid details. The observers note the color combinations, the flare front coat, and a hint of the underlayer peeking from beneath the coat as a stylish summer statement.
Grandma's quilts drive rising prices as artisans reuse old patterns for modern robes and trims. Southern crafters adapts rose motifs to silk crepe de Chine velvet and cotton, with quilting borders, stitchery, and appliques enhancing robes, curtains, and decor.
Wednesday June 24 horoscopic forecast warns of conflicting planetary influence. Cautions against travel and major changes and warns of treachery and false friends. Those with June birthdays face a year of complexity, while workers should stay alert to change and job security. A child born today should pursue study and steady effort for success.
A fragment from a serialized confession centers on Adele Garrison and a mysterious tiny envelope. The narrator nervously guards the envelope, fearing the male figure "Steve" will reclaim it. The scene includes staged papers, a vaccination certificate, and a threat of exposure as negotiations unfold with a potential family link and financial coercion.
A garbled dialogue fragment discusses vaccination scars, medical procedures, and a planned arrangement. The text references an appendicitis operation, a certificate, and lingering questions about timing and expense within a tense exchange.
The article recalls historic Japanese conveyances from ornate ox carts and norimono to the jinrikisha introduced in 1870. It notes the honor and skill of bearers and the shift in elite travel as urban life modernized.
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