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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
7
Mrs. William Shepherd will entertain the Pallas Club Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at Utah Place home of her daughter Mrs. D R Zenner. Articles from the Institute for the Blind will be on sale at the meeting.
Chester Efaw of Wyandone Michigan visited Athens last week to see his two brothers Edmund an ex army officer and Francis Jr recently discharged from the Marines.
Athens Democratic Women's Club met Monday night with Mrs. Blanche Cline narrating the tale of Lincoln proclaiming Thanksgiving Day. Miss Mary Collins read an Edgar Guest poem and Mrs. Louis Tyroler presented the 100th claim. New members were announced, and with no December meeting, the next gathering is January 21 at Louis Tyroler's office.
A lifestyle column notes crowds around eyes and gaunt lines signal overstrained nerves. It advises daily brief relaxation for workers and tips simple exercises to ease tension and rest muscles during breaks.
Mrs. F. Theodore Page whose husband serves will dine with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Baker at 446 Richland on Thanksgiving Day with their two children.
Rosette Hargrove highlights a six week Army course in Paris where 35 women and 9 men study couture basics. The classes emphasize thorough training with limited fabrics, and showcase students including Minnette Keller and J E Gilson modeling garments. The piece notes strong interest and a Brooklyn Red Cross canteen gesture.
The article advises gradual weight loss to reduce bust size and warns against tight bras that compress and worsen sagging. It promotes uplift bras and emphasizes chest muscle support through exercises. The Windmill is described as a key drill swinging arms overhead and behind for 40 repetitions.
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