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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1927
Page
6
A Chicago lecture by Dr. Alfred Adler on teaching marriage education to curb divorce. The piece favors common sense, tolerance, faith, and patience, while recounting the tale of Mary Thurston as a model of practical, loving partnership without formal schooling.
The article explains how to gauge a hundred calorie portions with common foods and outlines diet variants for losing or gaining weight. It offers sample menus for breakfast lunch and dinner and notes that a physician should tailor plans with emphasis on fruits dairy and fat controls.
No income tax and no public debts are cited for Florida. The report notes Florida collected over 75 million dollars from motor vehicle taxes last year. It mentions English milk flown to Americans in Paris, mosquito bite treatments, and a new camera rate of 490 a minute. It also alludes to a blind English inventor and a typewriter designed to conform to Chinese with 14 900 letters.
Vera Winston outlines a two piece magenta canton crepe dress with gold braid trim and a magenta satin blouse. A thin straw magenta hat completes the ensemble as a bold color contrast for late spring and summer wardrobes.
Advice column discusses romance across height and ego, urging a taller partner to value herself and avoid over adoration. Also a worried daughter asks about a mother’s fixation on a younger man, with Elsie cautions about adult rights to make mistakes.
UST a few miles beyond Lakes Amatitlan Guatemala City is described as the Paris of Central America. The capital sits in a valley surrounded by emerald hills and blue peaks, 159 years young, with a mild year round climate and modern comforts alongside Old World charm. The piece notes the 1776 earthquake that moved population from Antigua, the 1917 quake damage, the El Carmen church fortress like, and a concrete map of Guatemala that covers an acre detailing terrain from highlands to the coastal plain and banana plantations across Central America.
Propitious planetary conditions favor a day of prosperity in business and finance. Those employed may advance or receive a raise if qualified, but caution advised when signing papers. Birthday year promises promotion and money, with careful signatures. Notable birth: Jean Leon Gerome, French painter.
A spring health column urges gradual activity after winter. Senator Roy S Copeland notes spring fever and warns against overexertion from sudden outdoor exercise while advising steady, moderate workouts to build strength for next winter.
Miss Shopper highlights a gingham kid and black patent leather shoe pair with a love knot strap. A lavender georgette gown features an elongated front drapery embroidered in white silk with rhinestones, and a brown maline hat with rose toned brim.
A sixteen year old girl five feet eight should weigh about 138 pounds and a teen boy five eleven about 146 pounds. For sudden dizzy spells with tinnitus the reply cites possible circulatory disturbance and suggests general health improvements. request details via self addressed stamped envelope.
A new tenant at The Larches hosts a visiting party including Dicky Noel Veritzen and Mary Harrison. Miss Lincoln, a strikingly beautiful woman, exerts magnetic sway over Noel and a rapt, artistic look from Dicky. The setting hints at romance amid restored grounds and hidden lakes.
Black Ant overhears a Red Ant raid plan and hides. She asks Spider for help. he weaves a web over her family’s hill to deter the Red Ant army, then Spider claims a place above the hill and guards it. The Red Ants never trouble the Black Ant hill again.
A compact collection of maxims and quotes from Carlyle Rufus Emerson Syrus Thummer Tacitus Sallust Burns and others. The lines reflect views on reading authors quoting others courage poverty fame and human behavior.
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