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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
7
The excerpt centers on Adele Garr's turmoil and public intrigue amid a scarred marriage, as Lillian coaches restraint and deception. Reporters arrive while Katie recites names and misdeeds of interviewers, revealing temptation for sensational coverage and the couple’s strategy to weather scrutiny.
This home cooking piece outlines several fish dish ideas with a focus on preparation, seasoning, and sauces. It covers clam based preparations with milk and onion, stuffed filets with butter and crumbs, bluefish with stuffing and sauce, a cod bake with cream and cheese, and crabmeat oyster crumb mixtures baked in ramekins.
The narrative portrays Cupid as both cause and guide to healing, with a playful view on love’s role in medical mystery. Friends sigh over the patient as doctors fail to guess, while Cupid reveals the heart holds the key to cure.
A beauty shop customer resists an electric treatment and insists on no further procedure. An elderly patron reveals the singer’s fame and urges sellers to respect buyers wishes, warning against overbearing care. The narrator questions if the elderly woman truly meant her advice.
The article notes large asphalt deposits near Argentine oil fields containing vanadium. It mentions the National Geographical Society awarding medals to explorers such as Peary Shackleston Gen Geethals Amundsen Hubert Bartlett Stefansson and Grote Carl Gilbert and chronicles how calendar months were named by the Romans after gods heroes statesmen and other figures.
A hat designer explains how the right hat enhances a young woman's looks. She cautions against scoopy brims for certain face types, and urges knowing your hat type, using friends for guidance, and choosing colors that brighten winter outings.
Tomorrow's horoscope notes a promising financial outlook supported by lunar aspects while warning against fraud or betrayal from Neptune. Those employed may advance, birthdays mark a potential successful year with cautious business judgment, and social life should be pleasant with a talented, popular child predicted to excel in service roles.
A 1922 column recalls a doctor’s longevity rules: eat sparingly, drink little, avoid overwork, work for the common good, seek recreation for vigor, dress for comfort, and avoid worry. It notes some rules are sound while others are overextended, urging simple living for health and spiritual life. The piece includes reader questions on hair growth, heart care, and medical inquiries directed to Dr. Copeland for public guidance.
Answers cover complete physical exams at hospitals or clinics, olive oil for hair with scalp massage, weight guidance for a 1 year old 4 ft 8 in tall child, inward goitre treatment first before surgery, phlegm in the throat due to magal catarrh, hay fever via pollen testing and vaccines, itching between toes treated with hot foot baths and hypomorphite solution, and a note on severe pelvic or abdominal pain in women.
A reader seeks help for lacking male companionship despite being pretty and employed. Annie Laurie suggests informal gatherings to invite young men and peers, enabling better acquaintance and reciprocal invitations. Letters on feminine topics are welcomed and answered through the column.
The article praises Cobayo’s Fashion by Vera Winston for a gray ecostume featuring a wrap-around coat and matching hat. The fur trim, zigzag collar, silver braid edging, and radium gray lining highlight a stylish, modern ensemble with a tiny bow detail.
Doris encounters a towering kangaroo in the Australian woods during a visit. Squeedee explains the origin of the nickname Giant Big Foot as the kangaroo hops away to find his wife. Doris returns to tell her aunt about the strange encounter.
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