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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

9

Lillian Reckoned Up in Madge's Eyes

Lillian keeps her sharp will evident as she maneuvers with Dr. Pettit to control a vote and block Smith, while Briggs aids her effort. The scene features tense alliances, flirtatious bravado, and plotting through a telegram arrival.

Lillian Madge R. Briggs Smith Dr. Pettit Lan Briggs Ian E Smith Mr. Smith Mr.Briggs Mr. Briggs Herbie Jerry

Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie Curly Top

A nearly 18 year old writes of dating two young men and considering marriage. Annie Laurie cautions delaying marriage until she is older and certain of her own mind, warning she is too young to wed now. Curly Top urges personal reflection before making any decision.

Annie Laurie Curly Top

Young Woman Seeks Advice On Unrequited Affection

In a fragment from a 19th century advice column a reader, a 14 year old girl, asks how to win back a male admirer who says he loves her. Another reader notes the youth is engaged elsewhere and urges accepting his friendship and moving on.

DrAk Annte Laurie Lonesome Jean

Famous Wits of History: Catherine the Great

Read about Catherine II of Russia, her rise from Prussia-born princess to empress, her sharp wit and temper, and how she used humor to command diplomats and court dignitaries. A vivid portrait of power, intellect, and wit.

Catherine of Russia Prussia Peter the Third Catherine Arenes Siberia Vesuvius

Odd Facts From Nature and History Included in This Scrap

A collection notes ants can carry over ten times their weight and some stars need 40 000 years for light to reach Earth. It explains karat gold, bee tongues, rosewood, and zinc use, plus rivers Nile Mississippi Amazon lengths and other tidbits. It also mentions Pope Adrian IV born in St Albans and jokes about cacao spelling and theobroma cacao.

Family table talks link food to learning and culture

The article urges mothers to use meals as storytelling moments, linking vegetables and foods to places, history, and daily life. It offers examples from potatoes to citrus, cod, cotton, and bananas, and suggests using public libraries for folklore and factual stories to enrich children’s thinking.

Ireland Bermuda Prince Edward's Island United States Richard Florida California

Tomorrow's Horoscope Active and progressive day ahead

Tomorrow's horoscope notes Luna's propitious movements and planetary harmony, predicting steady progress and growing fortune for those in leadership or employed. It warns of possible sorrow or disappointment in home affairs and domestic matters, while children born today may see business luck and high life prospects.

Luna Saturn

Fresh Air and Open Windows for Health Benefits

Reader letters discuss sleeping with windows open through severe weather and its health effects. Advocates cite Dr. Trudeau and open-air living as key to curing tuberculosis and boosting vitality, urging year round ventilation and natural light for people and livestock alike.

Trudeau

Diary of a Fashion Model in New York Scene

A fashion insider named Miss Louise hosts a visitor in Park Avenue showing off new gowns and tapestry finds. They discuss lightweight semi-dinner dresses in silver gray, crystal bands, and ease of wear, with remarks on silk charmeuse gowns and decorative silver thread details.

Her New York Louise Ike Misa Louise Park Avenue Mise Louise Miss Louise

How Thimble Weed Got Its Name in a Fairy Tale

A whimsical tale explains why the summer plant Thimble Weed bears its name. A lazy elf named Tumble hides a cherished thimble, triggering a fairy’s curse that turns the flower stem into a white blossom. The Good Fairy banishes him, and he vanishes as the blossom blooms.

Elis Tumble Wim Lfin

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