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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1927
Page
6
A well dressed man about twenty seven in Grasslands Hospital suffers from amnesia and cannot recall his name. Police questions fail to restore memory while he retains understanding and gestures indicate recognition of others. The piece discusses distinctions between amnesia and aphasia and notes such cases are rare causes.
The Home Kitchen presents savory uses of milk in cooking, noting its nourishment with vegetables fruits fish oysters clams poultry and even meat. Recipes include Austrian Milk Sup with veal broth onion celery salt and nutmeg then sour cream. Savory Creamed Oysters with almonds potatoes and cheese. and Sole Turnovers using flounder creamed sauce and short pie crust turnovers.
Genevieve Kemble delivers a Wednesday forecast noting talent and romance may be dramatic while work and finances face uncertainty. Jupiter helps briefly with a money bump but Mercury adds risk, and a notable nativity flags Marie Dressler as a referenced figure.
The piece explains functional amnesia from temporary brain disturbance. It notes memory gaps for recent events while childhood memories may remain, cites factors like anemia or shock, and advises rest, quiet, and nourishment to recover without pressing the patient.
A Q A column suggests applying 1 percent yellow oxide of mercury ointment may boost eyelash growth. For hardened arteries the advisor recommends proper diet and general care and invites readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope for further questions.
Vera Winston describes a coat displaying geometric emphasis with elongated Va seams. Nutria cuffs and a nutria collar frame a deep V back, while the yoke seams echo the V line from hip to hem in back, creating varied line breaks.
Louisa Bisch explains obsessions as persistent thoughts or urges the person recognises as absurd. She notes obsessives often sense danger, recall past traumas, and cannot shake recurring melodies or rituals such as counting license tags or stepping on cracks. Obsessions stem from the unconscious mind and may require psychological methods to resolve.
An old tobacco pipe believed left by a workman in 1690 was uncovered in a niche inside the tower of St Mary Somerset on Lam beth Hill London. The tower survives from the church rebuilt after the Great Fire.
An isolated Scottish community on St Kilda with fifty four residents is described as inaccessible and held by youth seeking Glasgow. The three mile by two mile island has one landing place and cliffs 1000 feet high. Conachar mountain rises 1400 feet above sea, its side a 1220 foot precipice. Vivid cliff flowers bloom in crevices as Hebrides loom 190 miles away.
A wife who killed her husband near Egypt is freed claiming self defense. The case sparked satire as she inherits a vast estate with a town house, country house, gardens, fountains, and a water garden with marble paths and peacocks. Slaves and silver jewelry add to the romantic Egyptian allure.
The column features letters from readers on dating conduct and propriety, with Annie Laurie arguing against promiscuous kissing and urging restraint. It includes Marian's chastened view and Peggy's advice about enjoying youth while seeking a compatible partner, plus reflections on marriage, estates, and the consequences of love and desire.
Busy Bee finds a hidden honey source inside a trumpet lily at night. The keeper explains only a Sphinx Moth tongue can reach its depths, while day pollinators may visit other blossoms. Johnny Grasshopper notes the flowers advertise cleverly.
In a tense sequence the narrator plans to uncover a painting linked to Eleanor Lincoln and a proposed pose for Dicky's drawings. Lillian advises caution while exploring Mrs Townsend's art collection and possible connections to Philip Vertizen, hinting at family ties and forbidden interest.
A collage of maxims and literary lines on ignorance law love jealousy and fate. Notable voices include Pope Cicero Goethe Enoch Lauria Meredith Seneca Walpole Cibber Richter Keats and others.
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