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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
6
A 1920s style column by ROYAL S. COPELAND urges readers to link blues with digestive health. It discusses how poor sleep, stress, and liver or digestion issues can cause gloom and lists self care steps. Q&A covers skin bleaching with peroxide and ingrown toenails.
Question notes the heart beating irregularly two or three times per minute, more noticeable when lying down. Answer cites possible causes including nervousness indigestion or heart fault, and advises examination for definite treatment guidance.
Anne Hill Carter, Virginia matron, raised Robert E. Lee with refined, pious care. A biographer notes her full devotion to home duties and humane influence, shaping Lee's courtesy and chivalry amid Southern lineage.
Pam and the room of mannequins debate practical frocks for everyday wear. Opinions vary from slim velvet or black to ruby colors, with a two piece model and a tiered blonde tulle evening option considered for a future season.
A narrator pleads for trust over jealousy as a couple faces insecurity at a football game. The female speaker laments the male's possessiveness while hoping misunderstanding will resolve, insisting true love requires faith.
A column addresses a teen reader’s question about going out with a young man without a chaperone. Annie Laurie says parental choice, and that one kiss doesn’t ruin respect if behavior afterward is proper, advising clear boundaries and caution with older men. Another letter warns against a predatory older lover, urging the young woman to leave him and seek peers.
The forecast predicts an eventful day as planetary conditions trigger sudden changes. Embrace opportunities with calm reason, avoid rash actions, and note that those born today may enter a year of major changes and travel. A child born this day could have inventive talents and notable recognition.
In Adele Garrison's tale Adele comforts a sick Mary as they share milk heated with a home electric grill. Mary asks for one last read before sleep and Aunt Maggie explains Uncle Dicky's lamp trick to ensure lights out, revealing a caregiver's plans to ensure Mary stays safely asleep each night.
A guide warns that constant use of face powder can enlarge pores and cautions about lead in hardening powders. It suggests careful use with vanishing cream, proper removal, and notes handy powder puffs and vanity boxes to prevent spills.
A critic argues Myrtle wrongly blocks Henry from choosing his own wife. Myrtle clings to control under the guise of saving him, but only harms him and herself. The piece insists Henry alone decides his fate, not Myrtle or Sheba. Copyright 1926 Premier Syndicate Inc. ya
David Dorn chats with a seal at the zoo and travels with Happy Giggles to the icy homeland of the seal. They see how young pups learn to swim and compare life in the Arctic to the zoo, then return as feeding time nears.
A home wedding shower outline prescribes gifts by weekday categories from Monday to Saturday. Monday offers clothing and washing equipment, Tuesday adds irons and boards, Wednesday suggests silverware and cleaning supplies, Thursday emphasizes kitchen tools, Friday covers cleaning gear, and Saturday favors baking equipment.
A fragmented collection of aphorisms and quotations on wisdom, music, desire, and trust. Includes lines attributed to Beeve, Bp Butler, Horace Walpole, Suckling, and Tupper with garbled endings.
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