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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1923
Page
7
In a tense domestic scene, Madge bides time with Bess Dean while plotting to test Leila Durkee's nerves. The dialogue hints at rivalries, past teaching days, and a planned watchful vigil over Bess's mischief as Leila awaits a tense homecoming.
Home kitchen piece by Jeannette Young Norton shares quirky, inexpensive dishes. Includes instructions for green bean puree, Portuguese pork with wine and spices, ham savories, potato dishes, and fried ham and cheese sandwiches with simple preparations and garnishes.
Winifred Black notes Sue Graham’s independent design choices, especially window curtains, and argues homes should reflect owners’ tastes. She cautions against overbearing interior decorators, praises books in lieu of lavish libraries, and champion a personal, unfashionable calm over fashion.
Public health column advises balanced summer eating to avoid waste and fatigue. Tips include nourishing meals, meat options like spiced beef and corned beef, and simple serving ideas such as wafer sandwiches with sodas. Readers submit questions on nails, weight, callouses, and skin care with brief advice and cautions.
A quiet day with lower transits suggests routine in trade and commerce. Publicity or printing efforts may fare well. personal talents could help those celebrating birthdays advance despite modest prospects.
The piece suggests women seek fresh looks with the arrival of summer, inspired by Mother Nature. It notes seasonal changes in appearance and the appeal of revamping hairstyles to suit the warming months.
A reader asks Annie Laurie about friendship with a married man and respect in relationships. The column then shifts to hair styling tips, advising on profile study, viewing from angles, and choosing a flattering arrangement for summer.
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