Slouchy Bodily Postures Urged By Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland urges proper carriage to protect vital organs and improve health. He says straight posture boosts natural function and self respect through better body alignment and carriage.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
11
Dr Copeland urges proper carriage to protect vital organs and improve health. He says straight posture boosts natural function and self respect through better body alignment and carriage.
An article by ROYAL S. C PELAND urges good posture as essential for health and success. It advocates early teaching of standing tall, proper gymnastics at school, home practice, deep breathing, and the long term benefits of upright carriage for bodily resistance, digestion, and appearance.
TEMPLE MANNING visits Frejus to witness French colonial troops from Africa and Asia living near the Mediterranean base. He describes the barracks life and a Friday field tournament featuring wooden swords painted red and mock combat with padded gear. Ethnic groups practice native dances and rites under French military oversight.
This guide by Alice Lnn Barry explains proper asparagus selection and prep. It covers tip quality, stalk firmness, freshness indicators like compact tips and weight, and methods to wash and trim without waste. It notes older stalks are woody and light in weight, while fresh bunches are plump and heavy.
A 1920s column celebrates evolving female fashion and demeanor. It notes knees disappear from public view as soft skirts, tulle, lace, and droopy hats define the girl of the moment. The piece links fashion to romance, charm, and a quieter, soft-voiced femininity.
Lillian weighs Marion joining a banned party as Ronald’s devotion to Marion stirs tension among Helena Brixton and Harry Underwood. Ronald defends his client while Lillian grapples with fear, pride, and duty, finally retorting that Marion will not attend.
Ronald and Marion soften Lillian's prejudice as a doorway scene captures a pretty reunion between Marion and Ronald's ward. Marion asks about the party while Lillian and Helena Brixton outline who attends and chaperones. The scene hints at family dynamics and awaits continuation.
A columnist advises a reader with a five year relationship and marriage plans to discuss feelings with the partner to clear the air. If the mother dislikes the suitor, it may be foolish to end the relationship. the mother may rethink after the marriage and a happy home forms. A widow asks about a suitor. guidance suggests prudence and not breaking off the friendship on the reader’s own initiative.
The author notes a surge in bob haircuts as warm weather returns. She shares tips from a beautician about cutting first before winding for best summer ringlets and discusses various styling options from tucked ears to center or side parts, stressing a soft, flattering look that suits gray or white hair.
The forecast notes movement and enterprise with some adverse conditions. It warns of danger from rash investments and urges prudent management. Personal letters may arrive. birthdays signal a lively year yet caution against treachery. A young child’s energetic nature may risk finances without thrift.
A reflective piece on fashionable pajama wear in public spaces critiques how wearers, especially women, act in them. The author contrasts comfort with manners, noting a stylish woman in blue and orange pajamas cannot sit gracefully and suggesting women forget the look when indoors.
A King and five royal children plan a picnic on a Plate island with a dragon as lunch. The dragon, calm at first, becomes a problem as the group ferries it in a small boat and seeks space aboard their craft. Tomorrow’s installment promises continuation.
Vera Winston presents a black shantung dressmaker sports hat with dotted shantung and a rippled brim. A tiny wooden beaded bag on a wooden frame complements the look. Scarfs in red and white crepe with coin dot trimming add fashionable flair.
A compilation of fragmented lines and misquoted maxims attributed to diverse authors. The collection includes praise and cautionary statements on reading, flattery, necessity, nature, and books, with ambiguous attribution and garbled punctuation.
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