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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
9
Doris and Squeedee meet Daddy Yellow-breasted Chat who imitates many sounds as he shares news of Mama Chat on a nest with speckled eggs. The chat explains his nest location and his night serenade before Doris says goodbye.
Annette Bradshaw pieces together a tangled tale around Hugh Grantland and his secretary Fanny Powell. Lillian links missing funds to a long vanished magnate, while questions about motive and identity deepen as Lee Chow secures scarce clues.
A male teen asks how to handle a four year relationship with a girl his age after a recent real fight. The response notes some people cannot share another viewpoint and urges a straightforward talk to help her see the other side and preserve friendship.
A varied set of aphorisms on friendship, time, work, joy, and conscience. Notable lines touch on adversity strengthening friendship, animals as nonjudgmental friends, time as life, and the value of contentment. It also recalls Franklin on time and Greene on a quiet mind.
A look at early women pleaders from Rome to Babylon and the United States. Afrania in ancient Rome argued her own case, a Babylonian case in Borsippa on property, Myra Clark Gaines won a large city case in New Orleans, and Carrie Burnham Kilgore became the first woman admitted to general practice after study at the University of Pennsylvania. Annie Laurie invites letters on feminine topics.
Time-Saving Suggestions describe housewife stock taking before Easter: inspecting bedding, curtains, rugs, mattresses, and closets. It urges upholstery work, slip covers, and silver replating, with early planning for summer needs and labor-saving helpers to ease spring cleaning burdens.
A collection of curious notes includes mud nests of oven-birds with hair and grass for walls, two women patented blades, Canada’s population compared to the U S, a see through umbrella, and a prodigy Welsh boy playing grand opera on piano amidst Somme battlefield ruins at Thiepval.
A column on physical fitness argues that accidents cannot be avoided but strength and health reduce harm. It emphasizes proper diet, exercise, and active living to fortify bones, muscles, and blood, citing examples from falls and sports to urge training for health and resilience. It includes medical Q A sections guiding readers to consult specialists for throat, eye, and other concerns, and promotes Dr. Copeland's column by mail for further advice.
Madame praises fashion ease as the blue and white afternoon ensemble charms with crepe and chiffon. The outfit includes a blue crepe blouse, white chiffon skirt, navy accents, a navy crepe coat with chiffon lining, and a navy crepe hat with a moonstone pin to finish the all woman's tea look.
Tomorrow offers a calm but flawed astrology reading with weak aspects. Those involved in social or romantic ties may face postponements and minor disappointments. Birthdays bring quiet periods while some may encounter annoyance in personal affairs.
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