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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
14
Describes growing interest in fashion details such as rhinestone and colored glass necklaces, coral jewelry with diamonds, and silver settings. Highlights sheer linen handkerchief borders including polka dot edging, suede gloves by Worth, and various pull-on glove styles in brown, pale blue, and rose-beige with floral accents.
A long discussion by ROYAL S. COPELAND M D urges readers to curb worry as a habit. Emotions strain the heart, affect sleep and appetite, and undermine vitality. The piece advises sanguine living, controlled emotions, and simple diets to improve health and longevity.
Reader asks expected weights for a 16 year old girl and a 3 foot 3 inch tall child. A weight range of 120 to 114 pounds is given. The note asks about causes of white skin spots due to pigment loss and possible cures, mentioning a wine colored exclusion of permargre tate of potash.
A mythic tale of Psyche and Cupid frames a lesson on voice beauty. The article urges conscious effort to craft a beautiful speaking voice through slow speech clear enunciation and avoidance of affectation, claiming effort creates lasting vocal habits.
Seen on Fifth Ave a ripple effect on incoming Spring hats marks the season. Pleats and folds shape brims across dressy tailored and sports hats, with front plains dipping into side pleats. Accordion pleats in the dressier hat add flattering detail.
A guide to affordable vegetable cutting tools that encourage kids to eat more greens. Describes simple devices for making balls and lattice patterns from carrots parsnips beets and turnips and a hand powered vegetable cutter that creates long curls for quick, waste reducing prep.
Lettuce stays fresh by washing thoroughly then wrapping in an old linen napkin or tablecloth strip and storing the bag nearby to absorb moisture. A few drops of lemon juice prevent browning of cut fruit like apples and bananas before dressing.
The horoscope predicts an eventful and fortunate day with sudden changes or journeys bringing unexpected benefits. Personal activities and felicities are emphasized with birthdays on this day seeing a year of surprising benefits and hidden changes. A child born today may be ingenious, original, accomplished and gracious.
Lillian is urged by Robert Savarin to inherit a fortune after his death while he asks a confidant to use fifteen thousand dollars in memory of him. He reveals a secret plan that hinges on Lillian’s future needs and a pledge to keep their compact until his death. The scene ends with a nurse’s reminder and a grim farewell.
A fashion diary entry by Grace Thorncliffe describes buying a sophisticated white crepe gown with diagonal seams and a small train. She plans to wear it to an upcoming social event and for a farewell party before her brother-in-law departs abroad.
Katherine rebels against her mother’s social whirl as she endures her mother’s new husband Jim and the surrounding high society pressure. She imagines leaving to start a simple life in the mountains, hoping for kindness from someone not defined by money or status. The piece unfolds as a coming of age wish against a backdrop of privileged expectations.
A group, led by Knarf, struggles to move a shadowy fire engine and extinguish a kitchen fire. Knarf blows air to puff out the blaze, claiming victory as the toy engine is restored by real firemen. The scene ends with children triumphant and the men “nails.”
The reply advises that embarrassment came from class concerns. The proper ending is to echo her polite remark briefly and tactfully, keeping tone equal and courteous. Your breeding should let you meet people of any social standing on a pleasant, equal footing.
A collage of aphoristic lines attributed to Tolrairé Lowell Arnold Brown Yorbert Mon'are nt Shakespeare and others. The phrases touch on money heart fate luck and friendship in a reflective, disjointed voice.
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