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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
7
A beauty article explains how to improve posture and neck strength using a towel as resistance. It urges readers to stand straight with chest out and chin forward, performing repetitions to correct forward head tilt and slouching, claiming better appearance and confidence.
Adele Garrison weaves a tense scene as Dicky interjects with frank questions about Lillian’s money troubles and investment. The narrator weighs Lillian’s dire finances, medical opinions, and possible options, while Dicky contemplates a plan to help through her sales network.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland warns readers that thermometers can mislead and should be tested against certified standards. He advises keeping a reliable thermometer in a safe place and using it only as one symptom among many. He answers reader questions on headaches and nasal breathing and invites inquiries for his medical column.
A lively day ahead with potential new propositions and travel. Commercial and professional interests should align with lunar time to Mercury, requiring aggressive, sagacious effort. Domestic relations may face a peculiar situation, and those born today could see an enterprising year with marriage chances for the young.
Fur still features on top coats but feather trimming grows in. Two models show feather trimmed coats with kasha and black satin fabrics. Kasha bands and iridescent cock feathers create color contrasts on the hem and cuffs while pheasant breast bands accent the collar and sleeves.
Dicky casts a line and startles a beaver who explains how beavers cut trees with teeth. Squeedee the elf clarifies what caused the loud noise and Dicky learns about the beaver’s living place and timing for fishing before heading home.
Aunt Jane in Boston plans a six month trip to California to visit her daughter near Los Angeles. The family lasts two years apart and friends hope the trip will quiet her constant talk about the Pacific and Yosemite. Daughter anticipates a glorious time with six months in the Golden State.
Daughters-in-law and Aunt Jane share a seaside California visit with trips to Yosemite Big Basin orange groves and apricot ranches. Aunt Jane, a sixty year willful housekeeper secretary, clashes with the in laws over manners manners and the idea of civilized life. The narrator muses on the length of visits and the friction of family life.
The article argues that Albanian society long granted women equal rights to property, governance, and family jurisdiction. It states women have held duties once seen as male privileges and that a widow with children serves as guardian, implying no need for formal equal rights agitation.
A girls column discusses proper dating conduct. Advice covers meeting in town with a chaperone, accepting invitations to dine with a boy’s sister, and whether a kiss before engagement is harmful. It also addresses winning back a former beau with cheerfulness, natural behavior, and patience.
The piece portrays Albanian women as capable homemakers, diplomats, and skilled artisans in crafts like hand weaving, silver work, and carving. It contrasts women’s roles with men’s, noting equal access to professions except in the army and highlighting social expectations and safeguards for women.
A home cook offers practical dinner ideas with step by step guides. Recipes include Stuffed Sparerib with tenderloin removed and stuffed, Ham prepared with lemon butter glaze, Planked Shad or white fish, and a Creamed Chicken Omelette with Worcestershire sauce and onion juice for flavor.
An archaic reflection contrasts wealth as a fickle ally with vanity’s persistence. It ponders humanity amid heat and hardship, urging acknowledgment of obligation, the burden of duty, and the enduring pull of hopeful, noble aims in life.
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