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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
10
Dr Royyal S Copeland presents a health feature urging outdoor sleeping and fresh air for all ages. He warns modern life creates a hothouse race and advises gradual exposure to cold, proper wrapping for infants, and nutrition to build resistance. Includes reader questions on weight gain growth age bad breath bunions with concise answers.
The fragment blends a romanticized portrait of Hypatia of Alexandria with a dubious beauty guide. It muses on tragedy and fame, then shifts to practical skin care advice about blackheads and facial cleansing, offering routine steps and cautions for hair care and permanent waves.
A teen girl writes about friendship with another girl and parental disapproval. Annie Laurie suggests asking the mother for reasons and honoring boundaries, noting school friendships can endure beyond school days. Curly advises obeying parents, proposing a supervised foursome with consent and occasional at home gatherings.
A practical guide to making cream sauces with precise measurements. The author explains that “a can” is not a fixed quantity and provides rules: 1 tablespoon flour and 1 tablespoon fat per cup for thin sauce, or 2 tablespoons flour and 2 fat per cup for thicker sauce. Suggests draining vegetable juice, adding water or bouillon as needed, and choosing can sizes to avoid waste.
The article advises scalding liver with boiling water before flouring and frying to tenderize it and prevent tough texture. It notes liver’s health value as winter wanes and offers tips on butter in jam to reduce frothing, including adding a quarter teaspoon of butter before boiling.
An astrology note by Genevieve Kemple warns of adverse planetary activity and urges sagacity calm and discretion. It advises avoiding quarrels litigation and deception while noting birthdays may face enmity and strife unless self-control and discipline are practiced.
The article highlights jeweled accessories to enhance new frocks with belts, buckles, and bags. It notes the revival of court jewelry, semi precious stones, and chic touches like white kid belts, onyx rhinestones, and lapis embroidered evening bags. It also mentions collar cuffs, organdie sets, and calfskin day bags with zippers for seasonable wear.
Adele Garrison depicts a tense scene as Mrs. Lillian contemplates a risky wardrobe gambit to win back Robert Savarin. Madge coaches a hurried getaway, fearing a watchful private investigator and potential discovery, with Harry Underwood urged toward decisive action.
Winifred Black quotes Sally's family as to whether she is a fool or a genius. The piece traces Sally from a loopy child with untied shoes to a seventeen year old dreamer, comparing practical math and gas bills with visions of pearls, yachts, and princely gowns. Time will tell, an elderly observer notes.
Grace Thorncliffe records a lively afternoon where Helene unveils a green crepe frock and matching accessories. Madame skips tea for a business appointment as guests anticipate a bridge game and social intrigue around Helene's romance with Madame’s brother.
A mother asks five children to dry cups and saucers before she leaves. The shadows of the children decide to do the task for them, but their clumsy efforts break every cup and saucer. The children fret over blame and the shadows drift away to sleep, leaving the mess unresolved.
A collection of maxims and quotes from Cicero Colton Herbert Shakespeare Corbet Massinger Lowell on birth fate devotion and the value of words and antiquity. The snippets reflect on resilience applause success and the danger of ornament and zeal.
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