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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
6
A 1927 essay warns of reckless youth and the temptations of fast cars. It recounts an eighteen year old who disappears again while using his father's high powered automobile, leaving the car abandoned on a road. The piece weighs risks against the automobile’s joys and utility.
The dressing table piece recounts women’s evolving access to personal space. It notes a dressing room as a sanctuary from daily life whether in elaborate period styling or simple setups.
Miss Shopper describes a season’s wardrobe with cloth suits paired with knitted blouses and feather bows for hats and sports wear. She notes a soft chiffon or satin dinner jacket, lace options, rubberized silk Mandarin beach coats, a reversible street dress in Marocain satin, and a white cashmere frock accented by a green velvet sleeveless jacket with velvet triangle appliqué.
A catalog of easy French home recipes by Jeannette Young Norton. Methods describe onion soup with cheese, shredded sole, shrimp toast, and beef soup starters using basic pantry ingredients, butter, milk, vinegar, and gentle simmering.
Fashion notice presents a deep rose chiffon gown with no trimming for Parisian chic. The model emphasizes line and color with a tiered effect and crushed girdle, noting pale blue and deep yellow satin alternatives.
A reader questions if phones enable more gossip and waste time with men blamed as chief offenders. She praises constructive discipline and recalls past efforts to curb theft by making youths repay through pride, urging better parenting and citizenry.
Friday predicts a lively day in business and social life with potential discord from impulsive Mars. Calm planning and constructive initiative may lead to successful new ventures and negotiations with trusts or secret societies. A birthday child may find favorable outcomes through cautious, steady behavior.
Daytime readers travel to Cairo to study Al Azhar University, the Moslem world’s largest institution. The article describes the mosque’s vast courtyards, lamp lit domes, and students reciting lessons, with diplomas granting lecturing rights.
Senator Roy S Copeland argues for public health education via the press, praising controlled publicity by British doctors and urging laypeople to learn simple hygiene. He warning against self medication and stresses the role of journalism in extending healthy living and longevity.
A teen girl asks for love advice from Annie Laurie. The columnist counsels forgetting the suitor if he does not write, noting a lack of effort suggests he may not be truly interested, while acknowledging he might still write.
Annie Laurie urges patience, saying a proposal should wait until true love forms. Brown Eyes cautions that marriage cannot create love and warns of misery if the couple marries without strong feelings.
A reader asks about two weeks of jaw lock and lemon juice as a remedy. An expert advises seeing a doctor for the jaw issue and maintaining a proper diet with hydration and outdoor exercise to treat constipation. requests for further details should include a self addressed stamped envelope.
A wife suspects Edith Fairfax plots to ruin her marriage as Dicky wakes in fear and storms off before dawn. She quietly probes her maid Katie for clues while enduring a sleepless vigil, convinced of a diabolical conspiracy behind her husband’s strange behavior.
A boy named Bobby visits a circus at the Fair Grounds and befriends an elephant. They share apples and learn about the elephant’s trunk teeth and daily life. A keeper warns Bobby to water the animals before leaving.
A collage of aphorisms from Racine Marlowe Milton Terence Roger Coldsmith Herbert Donne and Montaigne. It includes notes on wealth covetousness truth perception and honesty with a playful line about birds in cages and despair.
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