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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
12
Medical authority urges a broad survey of the general health to identify underlying causes of high blood pressure. The report notes that bad teeth or tonsils may contribute to hypertension and calls for comprehensive screening.
United States Senator Dr Copeland discusses that high blood pressure is not decisive alone and urges surveying general health to uncover underlying causes. He notes kidney issues, infections, dental problems, mental distress, and poor diet as contributing factors and recommends balanced nutrition and medical consultation for individual cases.
A guide on maintaining smooth cuticles with daily oils and salves to prevent roughness. It explains how to avoid overcutting, and details nail shapes suited to different hand types, recommending rounded oval for average hands and subtle points for long slender hands.
The column forecasts a day of unusual, potentially sensational occurrences with cautious handling. Those with birthdays may see a year of unfolding events, and a child born today could be brilliant and ambitious but prone to trickery.
A poetic column celebrates March moods describing women as mercurial, loving, quarrelsome, and quick to forgive. It likens changing weather to the shifting temperaments of March women and notes sunshine follows shadows of mood.
A dessert recipe outlines transforming stale bread into a baked pudding with apples cinnamon ginger and lemon zest. It details layering buttered bread with apples sugar and spices, then baking, and serving with whipped cream or plain cream.
Vera Winston notes Spring mode centers on prints for all ages. The article describes Jochet and an older sister embracing bold prints, and showcases a schoolgirl ensemble featuring an adorable skirt with inverted pleats a contrasting print blouse and short jacket lining.
A narrator supports Lillian as she reunites with Robert Savarin in a mansion scene. Tension remains high as Lillian confronts the sick man while Mrs. Cosgrove and a nurse influence the uneasy visit, and the couple prepare for a pivotal talk.
Fashion notes from Fifth Avenue highlight tailored suits sparking demand for varied blouses. Sleeveless options and cap or short sleeves emphasize half sleeves while fabrics include linens whites crepes florals and pastel tones like eggshell piecrust tan dusty rose and maize.
A teen correspondent asks how to handle dating pressure from a longtime partner and friends. Annie Laurie advises clear communication and invites the shy suitor to explain his conduct, suggesting honest talk to rebuild trust and avoid misunderstanding.
A19 year old university student, regarded as bright and well treated, kills herself from weight obsession after years of extreme dieting and social teasing. The piece questions fat shaming, urges medical help, and laments neglect of mental health, noting possible better outcomes with professional support.
In a spring fantasia, talking shadows and a maple tree discuss the season. The tree explains sap rising and its need to begin spring preparations, while the children wonder about time and seasonality. The tale blends whimsy with a nod to nature awakening in warmth and sun.
Temple Manning guides readers to Brindisi and Taranto then into the Murgian hills to Alberobello. He describes the stone wall fences and unique conical roof trulli houses built without mortar, their spiral wedge roofs, thick walls, and sunlit courtyards.
A trimmed collage of aphorisms and quotes on liberty faith fame envy and science. Notable referents include Horace Fielding Emerson Eliot and Arnold with observations on virtue memory and truth. The fragmentary text blends witticisms about wisdom and the peril of public praise.
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