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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
9
An article explaining goitre forms simple and exophthalmic, risk factors in young women, and that general health improvement aids treatment. It recommends hot fomentations on the neck twice daily for ten to fifteen minutes and emphasizes fresh air proper food sun light and rest as key factors.
Willy Grasshopper and Bobby Cricket wake to white foam on greens and debate color vision before Old Hoppy Toad explains the scene. They learn hoghoppers feed on juice, get foam around them, and cling to grass stems as the two friends resolve their quarrel and move on.
A narrator navigates tension with a controlling mother in law while planning to reunite with Lillian. He reassures her life remains quiet about Steve, kindles a fire to win favor, and earns a softened reception. Lillian then weighs in on the family dynamics and the danger posed by an unusually clever man.
A vivid profile of Temuco Chile where a town crier wakens residents at dawn each day. The article contrasts the lively yet noisy wake up with the town’s old world charm, colorful attire, and modern amenities amid surrounding Indian settlements and traditional medicine posts.
A 1812 public aneworte in London marks the start of a long tradition. Cathedral organist salaries ranged from 1000 to 2600. A New York woman earns a living teaching parrots to talk.
Home beauty advice from Lucrezia Bori promotes simple egg yolk and Fuller's earth masks for clearer pores and smoother skin. The method involves applying yolk or paste then washing with warm and cold water, then an ice rub, with weekly reuse to improve texture and whiteness.
A guide to choosing and using freezers with vacuum models and several frozen dessert recipes. It covers strawberry cream, banana ice cream, apricot ice, and a novel Ceylon ice tea, detailing ingredients, steps, and freezing tips. Includes serving suggestions and garnishes.
A reader asks how to handle a young man who wants to call. The guidance suggests inviting him to call to get to know you, and to remain social and polite at dances. For goodbyes, a gracious smile and a simple thank you is advised after meeting someone.
The column counsels the reader to evaluate compatibility before agreeing to marriage. If genuine fondness and shared interests exist, say yes. if the man is valued only as a friend, respond tactfully and kindly.
A young woman seeks guidance on overcoming jealousy toward a man she loves. Hard-Hearted counsels recognizing unfounded jealousy and focusing on confidence. Remorseful asks how to apologize after offending a friend. Laurie suggests a brief apology and temper control for better social conduct.
A teenage girl recalls meeting a young man two years her senior who seemed to care for her. The text ends with an abrupt note about their last meeting.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes conflicting testimonies in planetary alignments and warns of setbacks in business and plans. Attaching signatures to papers requires caution while ventures and travel should be undertaken carefully. Personal affairs may be pleasant though some may face annual difficulties mitigated by careful writing and documentation.
A reader asks about causes of excessive perspiration under the arms and nervousness. Dr. Royal Copeland offers to answer medical and hygiene questions in this column in exchange for a stamped self-addressed envelope, advising that unpublished letters may be answered privately if proper. Copyright 1935 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
A gray crepe de Chine frock, trimmed with narrow blue ribbon strips, showcases adaptable style for young wearers. The design emphasizes ease and loveliness with broad satin-like buttons and delicate material suitable for this season.
A fragmented meditation on wisdom versus knowledge without virtue and the dangers of unrestrained anger. It urges inward contemplation, disciplined reading, and cautious action, warning that anger often harms more than it helps and character builds through steady, thoughtful effort.
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