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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1926

Page

6

Second Mortgage Help From Rosenwald Fund For Mary and Walter

Winifred Black describes Julius Rosenwald's loan fund to aid homeowners with second mortgages. Mary and Walter face illness, funerals, and job loss, risking the sale of their small home. The piece urges support for the Rosenwald program to restore hope and allow them to keep their house while paying back a reasonable interest.

Ulius Rosenwald Chicago Rosenwald Mary Walter Rosenwald Fund Julius Rosenwald Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Advice to Girls Annie Laurie Advice to Girls Annie Laurie

A teen girl asks if inviting a beloved young man for a weekend visit is proper. Annie Laurie replies with no objection but urges the girl to have her mother write to welcome him, ensuring family blessing and supervision.

Annie Laurie

Quicksands of Love in a New York Apartment Scene

In a 1920s New York setting Adele Garrison follows Lillian and Mary as they tour a luxury apartment with Hudson River views. Tension rises over access to a famed producer Philip Veritzen and the implications of Mary’s performance planned for the room. A door scene reveals a hidden observer, hinting at industry intrigue.

Mary Lillian Hudson River Ip Veritzen Euch Philip Veritzen Nceship Lila Lillies York Mrs. Underwood Hudson Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Restless Romeos seek safe new loves amid old ties

A column reproduces letters about married men seeking quick divorces to wed new sweethearts. One man offers to divorce his wife to marry a new girl, while Gertie’s letter exposes the habit of waiting for the new love before leaving the old. Elsie’s advice urges caution and rejects urging a divorce for a future betrothal.

Heartsick Gertie Gertie Elsie Gertrude Premier Syndicate, Inc

Evening fashions on Fifth Avenue point to lace and velvet

Seen on Fifth Ave. LABORATE shoes in two color kid leather are shown for evening wear. Gold and silver kid embroidery and silk appliques are popular. Spiked heels and light colored kids dominate. Black returns. Robe de style dominates evening wear. uneven hemline. two piece rose crepe frock trimmed with gold lace and embroidery. large Bangkok hats with eating and flower trimmings appear in show windows.

Bangkok

Rock Island Group founders Dan Reid and Billie Leeds

The sketch tracks Dan Reid and Billie Leeds from Richmond Indiana origins to vast industrial power. Reid rose from bank janitor to president while Leeds went from railroad rodman to branch superintendent and through the tin plate trust and Wall Street moves helped form the Rock Island crowd influencing steel, rail and can industries alongside notable figures and firms of the era.

Rock Island Daniel G. Reid William B. Leeds William H. Moore J. H. Moore Dan” Reid Billie’ Leeds Richmond Indiana Dan Billie Pennsylvania Railroad Tin-Plate Trust Moore Brothers American Tin Plate Company Weld United States Steel Corporation Wall Street James Speyer First National Bank of New York City Drake Gates Reid Leeds the Moores

Why Too Much Meat Overtakes Kidneys

Dr Copeland argues excess protein from meat burdens the kidneys, risking inflammation and Bright's disease. He cites a vegetarian hostess as an example of balanced eating, noting four ounces of daily protein suffices and overindulgence harms health. The column includes reader questions on weight and safe dieting.

Why Billy Bee Never Visits Columbine Inn

Billy Bee and Johnny Bumble Bee visit Columbine Inn where the keeper refuses service to honey bees. Billy volunteers to carry pollen for his friend and learns the host’s rules limit access while praising his helpful nature. The tale highlights bee roles and flowers in a playful, moral frame.

Billy Bee Columbine Inn Bumble Bee Johnny Bumble Bee Johnny Dilly Bee Mrs. Columbine Mrs. Columebine Billy Ree

Smoked Canned and Salted Fish Dishes and Prep Tips

This article outlines healthful fish options and preparation methods. It covers fresh and canned fish including smoked haddie halibut and salmon, salt cod soaking and cooking, and serving ideas such as creamed sauces, broiled preparations, and fish cakes.

Finnan Haddie

Tomorrow's Horoscope Focuses on Deals and Caution

Lunar transits favor commercial and professional activity with good chances for bargaining selling contracts and negotiations but advise against major changes or travel. Social matters require caution and discretion. A birthday child may be talented versatile active and self contained though nervous with early discipline needed.

Spring fashion in ecru and georgette lace outfits

Vera Winston highlights spring styles in natural and ecru tones. Silk georgette and lace frocks feature tunic skirts with lace edging and a circular cape at the back. Variations in pale pink or pale yellow with matching dyed lace complete the look.

Jersey Ecru

Quotations on Virtue and Forgiveness

A compact collection of classical maxims and wry observations on humility forgiveness and human conduct. The lines contrast insults hunger and loyalty highlighting the value of helping others and restraining anger across authors Plautus Ovid Beaumont and Fletcher Cosmus.

Quotations on Talent Judgment and Friendship

A collection noting that talent without judgment is foolish and great men persevere with defects. It argues no man is utterly friendless since a sincere critic can speak disagreeable truths.

Corrupt Judge Fails to Seek Truth Says Horner

A quotation attributed to Horner alleges a corrupt judge does not diligently pursue truth. The remark frames judicial integrity concerns in a pointed critique.

Horner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winifred Black Dave Lhd Tun DO By Annette Bradshaw George Adele Garrison Madge Heartsick Gertrude Fifth Ave Barbara Bayne Billie” Leeds The Tin Plate Kings Jay Gould Telid Henry C. Frick John D. Ryan American Can Company Tobacco Products Company John W. Gates Geyer Royal S. Copeland, M. D United States New York Washington Hazel DR Roars Copeland Blanche Silver the Home Kitchen Jeannette Norton Genevieve Kemble Vera Winston Plautus Ovid Beaumont and Fletcher Cosmus Bates
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