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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
10
A 1930 critique of a small party where eight guests failed to spark. The host and guests feel the awkward mood after dinner while one muted woman sits apart, her stories and antics failing to engage. The piece notes mismatched chairs and stifling atmosphere as the night turns into a flat tire.
A reflective prose piece contrasts fame with love and happiness. It explores the lure of the laurel and the arts versus the deeper fulfillment found in love and contentment, ending on a note about the true wealth of affection.
In a tense family gathering, Madge and Lillian plan a secretive return to Mrs. Hasbrouck’s home to care for Robert Hasbrouck. Madge reassures Lillian while navigating Mrs Cosgrove’s possible disapproval and a lingering detective threat as they prepare for a night of hospitality and decisions.
Temple Manning details Bremen’s quiet dignity and history. The city sits on the Weser with the Alstadt built during religious wars. Visitors can see the Blei Keller crypts and the Rathaus with its carved rooms and priceless mementos. The tight streets once barricaded, now host beer gardens and rathskellers.
Seen on Fifth Ave fashion observes a shift toward high waistlines and belted silhouettes in sports frocks. Designers like Moyneux subscribe to the trend with vertical and horizontal stripe knits and fine angora pieces. The uptown crowd tests tailored suits at afternoon teas, inspired by Riviera styles and shop culture.
The article notes regional beef and ham preferences across England with lean cuts favored in the south and fatter cuts in the Midlands and north. It cites rising share of deaths from those over sixty-five from 45 percent in 1920 to 66 percent in 1927, and mentions King George's stamp collection filling about 200 volumes. It also mentions Bay of Biscay sea water used at the London Zoo aquarium for its clarity.
Meringue depends on white of egg and moderate heat. If the oven is too hot it browns quickly then flattens and becomes tough. too slow and the bubbles collapse, melting the snow like mixture. For best results beat whites stiff, fold in sugar, add vanilla, spread immediately, and bake eight to fifteen minutes until light golden brown.
A 1930 column features Annie Laurie answering readers. A 23 year old asks if a rival friend harms marriage chances, and two groups of girls seek social paths to meet suitable men outside church circles. The advisers urge ignoring gossip and letting fate guide social opportunities.
Plain whipped cream or chocolate flavored finish. It suggests mixing with crushed berries or a scoop of ice cream. A slightly tart fruit blends well with the meringue adding contrast to sweetness.
Vera Winston urges the importance of coordinating gloves hats shoes and bags with outfits. The spring trend features black accessories as a strong contrast to bright dresses. A daytime glove of black kid is shown with white appliqué and heavy French knots on the back, while a black kid bag has scalloped white and red trimming and a matching red white trimmed pump.
Dr. R S Copeland outlines the essential role of vitamins in food and growth. He details Vitamin A in animal fats and vegetables and Vitamin B in milk eggs and greens, noting deficiencies cause poor appetite, weakness, and disease susceptibility. Milk is highlighted as carrying all vitamins and a balanced diet ensures their presence.
A health Q and A lists target weights for a 15 year old girl at 5 ft 5 in and an 18 year old male at 5 ft 7 in, noting 121 and 136 pounds respectively. It also addresses boils treatment, growth impact of surgery, and requests a self addressed stamped envelope for details.
The Stars Say for Wednesday March 12 predicts sudden disruptive events due to impulsive behavior. Those with birthdays face a year of abrupt change and upheaval unless they maintain calm self control. A child born that day may be quick and tempestuous and seek adventure.
Shadows ask Mr Punch why February has fewer days. The Year distributes 365 days among 12 months, with September April June and November taking 30, leaving February short. Mrs Punch calls him to peel potatoes, and he promises to return with the next part tomorrow.
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