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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
7
Dotty meets the Sun Man and Happy Giggles in Makebelieve Land. The Sun Man explains his role in gathering water and keeping life by lakes and rivers, while Dotty learns why workers must toil and the playful world’s quirks.
Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife recalls Lillian’s view of Dicky Atkins and his Adirondack camp. The narrator frets over his possible departure and the luxury world he may enter, while planning to help with his belongings and fearing separation.
A narrator asks if a girl would choose wealth without love or love alone, pondering whether wealth could ever beat true love. She concludes that with The One, even vast riches would not tempt a girl away from love.
An article by Dr. Royal S. Copeland urges hygiene as protection against bronchitis in older adults. It links city smoke, dust, and irritants to attacks, emphasizes clean living, steady temperatures, and regular exercise to reduce risk and severity.
A reader asks about shortness of breath and heart flutter while weighing 1067 pounds at 4 feet height. Dr Copeland urges a thorough physical exam, proper treatment, and general health buildup with exercise and milk, promising published guidance and personal replies if self addressed.
A group of four gold star mothers invited friends to a luncheon on Decoration Day, sharing memories of their sons and adopting two war orphans to fund their education. The event featured a traditional home style menu, patriotic decor, and a call for more such gatherings to honor aging veterans and keep memories alive.
Winifred Black recalls James Whitcomb Riley and vows a visit to Lockerbie Street in Indianapolis to see the quiet house preserved as a tribute to the Hoosier poet. She celebrates Riley verses and his Raggedy Man, Little Orphant Annie, and The Boy Lives on Our Farm, praising poets for memory.
A reader asks how to handle a steady boyfriend and a rival friend. Sunshine counsels keeping both friendships and not resenting others since there is no engagement. The second letter from a 21 year old seeks guidance about trust while not engaged, with Blackie Lackie advising not to worry and to maintain multiple friends.
The Sunday reading warns of quarrels and legal trouble with health concerns and troubled birthdays. A child born today may be rash yet clever and affectionate. Monday predicts many fortunate changes and travel with caution to money. A birthday child will be intuitive and artistic but may need discipline.
Dan Argot Jennings attracts attention as Margot Jennings arrives in navy and white. The fashion talk centers on a country cottage purchase, weekend visits, a garden project, and outfits that highlight knickers and garden hats.
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