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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1930
Page
8
Dr. RoyAl S. Copeland describes trigeminal neuralgia, its nerve branches, and the pattern of facial pain. Overstimulated nerves cause sharp, stabbing pains across the eye, cheek, and jaw with possible facial muscle contractions. Treatments range from careful drug use to nerveectomy or alcohol injections, with emphasis on diet and avoiding self medication.
A. R. Q- What can I do for blackheads Do not use sugar starches or coffee to improve skin. A discussion on constipation liver spots and reducing hips links constipation to skin and weight concerns with basic health guidance.
In a quiet sit down, Mr and Mrs Hasbrouck agree to help Madge with a risky plan to outwit a trailing detective. The couple discuss a black roadster sighting, and how to move before the man is alerted, as the narrator seeks safe cooperation while keeping details hidden.
Genevieve Kemble outlines planetary aspects favoring initiative and industry with prospects for progress and promotion. Those born on the day can expect benefits and new projects, while a child born then may have opportunities for advancement and notable abilities.
An article advocates compact built in shelves and a new small fold out stool with a hidden storage compartment. The stool acts as a portable ladder substitute suitable for reaching high shelves in bathrooms bedrooms and kitchens, reducing clutter by storing cleaning items inside. The piece praises safer, drudgery free home making.
Practical advice urges mending before laundry to prevent further damage and promote longevity. A hem should be turned for hand stitching, while avoiding machine hammering with no thread. For stockings, rinse after use, roll tops, shake out, and dry to preserve shape and shine.
A reflective monologue from a Restless Woman recalling missed chances. She imagines adventures in South America with a former lover, memories of a friend who died alone, and the draw of past relationships. The piece blends time, memory, and a clockwork motif centered on tick-tock and Alice’s lingering presence.
Readers submit questions about teen romance and parental rules. Annie Laurie advises a fifte en year old to respect her father and seek wholesome activities, while Unhappy urges obedience and focusing on study and music for future happiness.
Josephine Huddleston explains gray hair care and permanent waving. She notes dryness and yellow tinge as key issues and recommends weekly hot oil treatments and a preliminary test for permanents. Flat windings yield looser waves to preserve gray hair color.
In a night bound tale, Knarf and the shadow crew cause mischief as they drift through rooms. They topple papers, tug window shades, and disturb a sleeping household until the wind is blamed and quiet returns. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Venture Service.
Grace Thorncliffe documents Madame’s return to the shop with Helene and admiration from regular customers. Madame rewards the staff after a short absence, allowing each to choose a shop item. The narrator selects a lace-like jersey sports frock featuring a demure linen collar, pleated rosette, and a waist belt.
A garbled collection of quotes and adages attributed to various authors. It includes reflections on honesty, wealth, imagination, virtue, memory, hope, idleness, hypocrisy, and social perception, with several incomplete phrases and fragmented attributions.
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