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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

9

Marriage Troubles Spark Doctor's Fury and Public Scrutiny

Adele Garrison's story follows Mrs. Graham as a sensational report about Dicky's escapade fuels Dr. Pettit's anger. Lillian suppresses the doctor and hatches a plan to protect family reputation while preserving Herbie's innocence.

Advice to Girls on Lost Love and Returning Pictures

A column offers guidance to Brown Eyes and Lonesome Brown Eyes in matters of romance. It advises to request return of kept pictures, consider ending unhappy relationships, and to seek sincere affection rather than wait for unfaithful partners. Anne Laurie invites inquiries from young women for future columns.

Boer Wyes Orather

Elizabeth Fry Heroine of Prison Reform in England

Elizabeth Fry, born into the Gurney Quaker family in Norwich, married Joseph Fry and raised eleven children while devoting herself to charity. She visited Newgate Prison in 1783 and transformed care for women prisoners, establishing a school, founding a ladies society, and pushing reforms that inspired France and Prussia to study her methods. Her work—driven by deep empathy—made her a leading figure in prison reform and humanitarian effort.

Eruas Helizabeth Society of Fe Gurney Norwich Eng Joseph Fry London Filigabeth Fry Newgate Prison Newgate Elizabeth Fry England France Prussia

Odd Facts From Around The World

A compiled list notes snail travel times per mile fourteen days five hours, train power to start equals stop, thunder heard 20 25 miles, lightning reflected 150 200 miles, Queensland boasts the world thickest coal seam at 93 feet. Norway restricts marriage by cooking knitting and spinning skill proofs. British Isles flowering plants exceed 250000 varieties. Sahara dust reaches Atlantic ships about a thousand miles away. Niagara Falls river surface is 20 feet higher at midstream. Tropical conditions once prevailed in northern Arctic regions, vegetation flourished there.

Arctic

Home Making Fashions with Unbleached Muslin this Season

A homemaking feature outlines the growing popularity of unbleached muslin in 1920s style decor. It describes fudge aprons, tea cloths, kitchen curtains, nursery sets, beadwork, oilcloth appliques, and patchwork quilts with matching room colors, frames for children to paste pictures, and batik like dye effects.

Water safety and public health advice from Dr Copeland

In this medical column Dr Copeland warns that pure water is essential for health, explains how contamination arises from surface runoff and underground sources, and urges households to use safe supplies and proper treatment. Readers are invited to send questions on medical and hygienic topics for published answers.

Copeland Foetare Fservice, Inc

Diary of a Fashion Model Stage Captures Style Talk

The diary scene unfolds in a fashion room as a model proposes a tea outing at the Ritz. The group debates dress choices including a black charmeuse gown with blue red embroidery, long sleeves, and a velvet bonnet with metallic front knobs.

Ritz Pam Tam Panna

Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast by Cenevieve Kemble

The forecast notes a stirring planetary influence bringing change, travel, or a removal with overall benefits and opportunities in money and business. Caution advised for accidents and litigation. birthdays may see a prosperous year with recognition and improvements in travel and social life. A child born today is described as impetuous headstrong and original with strong but generous ambitions.

Jupiter Verna

Woodpecker Drumbeat Family After Orchard Visit

Doris observes Mr Woodpecker hammering on an apple tree as he explains his feeding and defense adaptations. He shows his long tongue and sticky saliva to catch prey, introducing Doris to his family living in a dead tree nearby.

Doris Mr. Woodpecker Mr Woodpecker Norma Mra Woodpecker Mra. Woodpecker Mrs Woodpecker

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Adele Garrison New Phase Ag Savion Lillian Madge Dr. Pettit Lear Dicky Claire Foster Lilliian Lilian Herbie Pettit Dri Pettit By Annette Bradshaw Belle Mary Pyar Anne Laurie Annie Laurie Annia Latrie Make Stuyvesant Queensland Australia Norway British Isles Sahara Desert Atlantic Ocean Niagara Falls Wanda Barton New York City Grace Thorncliffe Cenevieve Kemble
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