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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1930
Page
7
A fragment from Max Trell recounts Knarf and companions daring a toy tale with shadows and a brave thumb. The narrator narrates a playful urge to reveal a mysterious nose lost in the escape, promising more in tomorrow’s chapter The Lost Nose.
A fashion discussion explains how to use patterns and line placement to alter perceived body shape. It describes horizontal lines widening, vertical lines heightening, and a clever combination of both to make a figure appear taller and fuller while avoiding an overly thin look.
The column describes styling tricks using a string-bean silhouette with a diagonal hip seam and waist blousing, a high draped collar to add height, and a fur collar that adds neck width. It notes how vertical and horizontal lines flatter short thin figures and previews more on coiffures tomorrow.
On a Havana bound ship, Celia defies her father by choosing to stay with Ted Jordan. John Mitchell and Barney Shields race through crowds to locate the couple, finding Celia near the railing with Jordan as the ship sails. Celia asserts independence, prompting a tense confrontation.
The astrology column predicts pleasant conditions and rising activity across ventures. Employment and writing trades show steady growth, with favorable personal and domestic relations and a lively, enterprise minded year for those born under this day.
The Athens Messenger advertises transfer patterns including 2053 2058 and 469 and 701 with elephant bear and dog motifs. It notes sizes yardage instructions and that patterns cost 15 cents with a winter fashion book option and mailing address in New York City.
Dr. Copeland explains anemia causes symptoms and safe treatments. He urges examination of blood rather than dubious tonics and emphasizes rest fresh air and nourishing food as keys to recovery.
A column of reader questions about skin irritation from soap and delicate skin care. Advice suggests avoiding harsh soaps, watching diet, and seeking mailed instructions for more details.
A compact feature follows Foney and Spongers as they vanish together, exploring themes of renewal and community. The piece contrasts light road life with deeper ties, noting new beginnings beyond old social circles and party scenes.
A broke man recounts how he rebuilt life after ruin. He and his wife cut expenses, moved to a small house, took evening classes, saved half the rent, and started budgeting for bonds. They now enjoy new routines, a garden, and plans for their niece Blanca's wedding, proving resilience.
Werner Weichelt, chief pilot at Muenster aviation school, says he set a world record by flying an airplane inverted for 46 minutes and 53 seconds above the school field.
In a family Christmas scene Madge reassures her father while masking unease about Philip Veritzen who sent flowers. The father worries about Veritzen and urges caution, offering help if needed as the household navigates lingering past pains and new tensions.
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