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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
5
Willy Ant and a friend curiosity lead them to a queer tavern by the garden. Willy Ant enters and drinks honey then falls into a pool inside the tavern and perishes. His friend drives the cows home as the Ant family retreats to safety away from the tavern forever.
Adele Garrison recalls a tense escape from a restaurant proprietor after a late night plan with Dicky and Katie. Katie boasts of a petty theft tied to kerosene and kitchen gear, while the trio heads toward Brooklyn Bridge to evade pursuit.
A widow asks which fiancé to choose between two suitors both wealthy. One drinks and has a bad temper, the other is kind but unloved. Advice urges delaying marriage, not choosing either now, and allowing time to see if the alcoholic suitor truly reforms before reconsidering.
A reflective column urges a nineteen year old girl to value her simple, practical life at home. It compares her to a nation’s hope and encourages her to write about her experiences for publication. The piece emphasizes self worth, resilience, and the dignity of ordinary tasks.
A 1922 article promotes single-floor bungalow living emphasizing ground-hugging plans, privacy through central hall layouts, porch use, glassed-in dining porch, and careful specs for floors, walls, and plumbing to suit rural and suburban settings. It notes advantages like easy expansion by adding a second story later and practical features such as bay windows, disappearing bed panels, and lintel-friendly kitchen heights.
A historical reflection notes shifts in scarlet fever understanding. It contrasts old fear of contagion and contaminated objects with modern views that disease spreads mainly via body secretions. Emphasizes clean hands and good hygiene while urging continued research into causation and prevention.
The narrator recalls a spur of sewing during spare moments at Madame's. A fellow model inspires a light gingham summer dress with a bateau neckline, tiny sleeves, ruffles, and black patent belt ideas, with organdie and challis fabrics in mind.
A collection of curious statements notes Morocco lacking newspapers Switzerland having two women judges Saddie horses used by England in 631 the kilt trace to 1626 the silk hat first worn in England around 1846 animals sensing inaudible noises Topaz named from To pazes Red Sea Cape Horn named by a Dutch navigator in 1616 after his birthplace
The reader reports soreness under the left shoulder worsened by exertion. The guidance notes possible causes such as constipation, muscle strain, or neuritis, and urges examination by a physician to determine the cause before treatment begins.
Tomorrow's horoscope cautions against irritability and risky pleasures due to unfavorable lunar transits. Those born today should seek temperate pleasures and focus on business, with disciplined training to curb rash impulses. A quiet routine year and emphasis on moral education for children are advised.
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