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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1926
Page
6
Elsie Marlowe recalls a former Apollo starhusband whose youth faded with age. He resists aging, pursuing younger companions and causing strain at home. A married couple discusses envy, social change, and the husband’s flirtations as friends probe the couple’s evolving dynamic.
Recipes of Old Days offer Dutch settler fare with tripe and beef dishes. The text features instructions for preparing roliches and a layered meat dish with onions peppers and ham, plus dessert notes and reflections on Peter Pan themes and aging. Copyright 1926 Premier Syndicate.
A teen girl seeks help winning a boy's friendship and love. Betty Lov and Itty Lou advise being genuine, cheerful, and showing interest, noting artificial tricks fail and interest can grow if she stays true and engaging.
HM frock in meds on the simplest possible lines and six to the tunity in its simplicity. Supple silver tissue for the frock cut with a graceful flare and wider hemline. The oval neckline dips lower in the neck than in front. The only trimming is a jabot of sapphire blue chiffon running from neck to hem. The velvet frock features black chiffon with a jabot of deep yellow chiffon.
A visiting woman contrasts British marriage norms with American ideas. She notes many couples stay together despite faults, while a returning traveler laments her two divorces and hardship. She hints British calm acceptance of marriage contrasts with American turmoil.
Three Minute Journeys notes that in New Guinea the Papuans treat women as rivals in strength yet women have carved a role in domestic and public affairs. Marriage involves dowry payments in food and shells and tattooing marks the bride as part of a public wedding feast with guests presenting yarns pigs bananas and more.
A fairly active and favorable day is forecast with lunar influences. People employed by others may see promotion and salary gains. women and their interests flourish. new contracts or correspondence are advised with caution against misunderstandings. A born child may become versatile and successful.
Dr Royal S Copeland discusses infant loss of appetite, listing throat and mouth pain, teething, feeding methods, and sugar intake as key factors. He recommends adjusting feeding (one third milk two thirds water), boiling milk mixtures, and checking nipple holes. He notes signs like diarrhea and vomiting and urges medical check if appetite failures persist.
A tense domestic plot unfolds as Madge chief among the cabaret circle and Auntie Madge schemes to keep Jack Leslie from Mary’s sight. The narrator, Philip Veritzen, uses espionage to curb Mary’s interactions while Katherine subtly guides outings. Jack reappears twice, then seems to vanish, raising suspicions of rival schemes and lingering romantic tension.
A quirky compilation notes 11,662,923 apple trees in Great Britain with a crop weight nearly doubling from last year. It cites the long history of shillings, ivory supply mainly from Africa with Antwerp as a market, and claims the Great Pyramid at Giveh in Egypt was built by Cheppa with 200,000 slaves over more than twenty years. It also mentions a dye base extractable from maize cobs.
David chats with a black Cormorant who claims kinship to Mr. Pelican. The bird explains tail use, colors, and Chinese training rings for necks, then sails away as David heads home to tell his mother about the meeting. Copyright 1956 Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
A collection of aphorisms from various authors on self denial patience and the nature of wisdom. Notable lines reference sacrifice, patience, art, expression, and solitude, with occasional misattributions and fragmented phrasing.
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