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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1927
Page
6
In a health column by Royal S. Copeland, M. D., the heart is described as the vital, tireless pump sustaining life. The piece explains heart muscle enlargement as compensation when valves fail, the need for proper nutrition to support the muscle, and the role of overall fitness in preventing heart disease.
Genevieve Kemble provides a Thursday horoscope noting love under Venus with Luna, potential romantic and social focus, possible delays and obstacles, and a caution to sign writings carefully. A birthday influence suggests personal romance, with a clever artistic child foreseen and Mabel Normand named as a notable birth.
The article chronicles Richard Strauss born to Franz Strauss, notes early talent, and early posts including assistant conductor with von Bulow. It highlights operas Der Rosenkavalier Salome Elektra and Guntram, calls him prolific and compares him to Berlioz, affirming his place among famous composers.
A domestic tangle unfolds as Dicky Veritzen grows jealous of Philip Veritzen while Eleanor Lincoln’s identity and romance rumors swirl. The narrator explains Veritzen's feigned emotion may mask self love, and Lillian notes the gathering’s strained family dynamics amid a welcome home dinner.
A reflective piece urges readers to curate their social circle and ideas. It argues that thoughts and associations shape appearance and character, advising to select wholesome friends, meaningful books, and positive influences to age gracefully and avoid negative traits.
A 17 year old asks about going out with an older boy and writing to strangers. Annie Laurie urges young girls to expand friendships, discuss boundaries with their partner, and seek parental approval before dating alone, stressing prudent conduct and open conversation.
Fashion notes from Miss Shopper on Fifth Avenue describe marabou and ostrich trims in colors used for mules collars and cuffs rosettes and collars. Flower market favors collarless necklines with tailored boutonnieres while leather and felt flowers appear in wood tones. Yarn flowers add pompon effects and antique gold marcasite jewelry accents ensembles.
A group of women forming a "home social club" meet weekly to share ideas on household help budgeting buying child welfare and school resources. They discuss references duties wages and cooperative buying while stressing the value of workers forty and older and cautioning against age discrimination. The piece cites Confucius and argues experience and stability come with age.
Elena Mason hosts a fashionable weekend in Westchester inviting men for the occasion. Helena and Mrs Missal display Paris inspired ensembles with tweed coats, cashmere, and rose beige contrasts. Mary Missal returns from Europe with a cache of stylish trunks and couture fittings.
In a meadow tale a grumpy Cheery Cricket dislikes rain while Willy Worm, Mrs Spider, and Mrs Hoppy Toad interpret a shower's helpfulness. Rain reshapes moods and work, proving all weather kinds keep life balanced. Copyright 1927. Newspaper Featur Service.
A collection of quoted maxims and reflections from poets and authors. It compiles lines on envy virtue doubt fate and learning with varied attributions to Pope Hilaire Turke Virgil and others. The notes emphasize moral conduct and the folly of pride.
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