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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
11
A sixteen year old asks should she quit high school to marry a nineteen year old boy who asks his parents. Annie Laurie advised finishing education and gaining a career basic to support a future, noting circumstances may force employment later.
Jane recalls a kibitzer named John W who warns her about a Strange Woman. She ignores the advice and discovers the woman spread alarming tales about her friends, making Jane fear a world of danger. The tale ends with Jane vowing to heed John W in the future.
The article advises testing rouge shades daily and choosing based on form like dry or paste, outfit color, and lighting. It notes skin tone shifts, suggests keeping several shades, and warns against muddy skin or yellow teeth from ill chosen rouge.
The Stars Say for Friday March 14 notes conspicuous interest on this day with potential changes at work. It suggests promotions or retirements may occur and faithful service could be rewarded. Personal connections and merit are highlighted, with favorable outcomes for those born on the day.
A home kitchen recipe by Alice Lynn Barry outlines Bread and Butter Pudding using sliced bread, milk, sugar, currants, cinnamon, lemon rind, and eggs. Layer seasoned buttered bread with currants and spices, pour custard over, bake until firm, and serve hot or cold with cream or fruit.
Today's fashion emphasizes a complete spring wardrobe with tailored and three-piece suits. Featured is a semi-tailored three-piece model in cravat silk with a cherry print, paired with a white satin blouse trimmed with satin buttons and a skillfully pleated skirt.
A narrative on Beauty wielding gentle weapons rather than force, using sweetness and charm as decisive tools. She has won all contests without tactics and plans to surrender herself to love rather than seek spoils, preparing for a forthcoming victorious moment.
In the Cosgrove home, Mrs. Cosgrove frets over Robert Savarin while planning for Lillian's possible visit. The narrator recalls Robert's devoted, hopeful longing and weighs whether Lillian should come tonight or wait until morning, amid fragile health and urgent emotion.
A brief dialogue discusses a shy woman asking how to start a relationship without embarrassment. The exchange notes that while women have freedom, they still rarely take the initiative to approach a man, and suggests conventional paths for progress beyond casual smiles.
Dr. R S Copeland outlines hay fever as a violent catarrhal condition worsened by pollen and heat. He advises mountain or lake travels for relief, along with diet, hygiene, and early use of inhalers under medical advice. He notes hospital clinics offer guidance and possible nasal treatments or minor procedures.
Ne is one of the most beautiful and famous resorts in all Italy Sorrento. For more than a thousand years this has been a famous warm weather resort on a plateau between two promontories. Elevators connect cliff top hotels to a beach strip below. Sorrento sits on the Naples Capri route and invites visitors to linger to enjoy sea views and mild breezes.
Shadows JfENEVER May Fler Knarf travel inside a Fairy Tale Book and meet a queen posing as a witch planning to poison Snow White. They chase through a mountain world to warn Snow White before the fall of night turns to morning, hoping to save her before their masters wake.
A compact collection of aphorisms and reflections from Voltaire La Rochefoucauld Herodotus Horace Goethe Colton and Greville. The lines touch on gentleness, perception, restraint, and the consequences of youth across time. Each quote probes human folly virtue and the court of public opinion.
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