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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
7
A consoling line suggests transforming a lost earring into a hatpin with jeweled tassels from Paris, praising continued individuality and fashion. The tone reassures the reader about keeping up with the latest style through a clever repurposing.
In a meadow near an old oak, Mama and Daddy Squirrel lead children Tip Totty Nippy and Sneaks. Lazy Nippy and Snooks steal nuts until Black Crow devises a plan to hide bad nuts in the maple tree, teaching them a hard winter lesson.
Lilian directs a risky ruse to shadow a hidden limousine using a bicycle for Tom Chester and a third car with Dr. Pettit and Madge as decoys. A police whistle and a silenced pistol are prepared, while Tom must proceed despite objections to ensure the plan succeeds.
Dear Annie Laurie offers guidance to an 18 year old girl entangled in love with a older man. The response suggests shelving romantic pursuit, enjoying friendships, and postponing love as ample time remains for future relationships. Readers may address inquiries to Annie Laurie through the newspaper office.
Winifred Black muses on dropping French food terms in American hotels. She argues American diners should enjoy plain English names for dishes like steak and salad, critiquing lingering French phrasing and praising American cooking.
The author extols plain American cooking over French German and English meals. He reminisces about broiled steak baked potatoes biscuits gravy corn on the cob and strawberry pie. He urges returning to Griggsnby Station for simple chicken pot pie and greens.
A woman and her companion plan an evening at a fashion show enjoying the clothes atmosphere. They anticipate inspiring, attractive outfits and compare the experience to a Paris visit among smartly dressed women.
Tomorrow's horoscope forecasts wealth through industry and promotion, with strong lunar influence aiding negotiations with large corporations and diplomatic relations. A fashion show segment follows, featuring a forest brown crepe frock with openwork pattern, gold cloth skirt, brown and gold girdle, and discussion of off the shoulder and flare sleeves.
A 1923 Newspaper Lecture Service piece warns against indifference and boredom as harmful to health. It urges active observation, enthusiasm, and sociable behavior to improve heart action, digestion, and overall vitality. It also includes reader Q&As on skin spots weight gain and body issues.
An account of Phillis Wheatley, kidnapped in Africa and sold into slavery in Boston, who educated herself, published poetry in England, inspired African American education, married Peters, wrote to George Washington, and died in poverty at age 01, leaving a legacy of intellectual uplift.
A March discussion notes doylies dominate table settings at state functions, with Chinese willow sets and Japanese straw patterns highlighted. Bohemian, black satin, and linen luncheon sets appear alongside fruit bowls, plates, and centerpieces, while napkin sizes and dining cloths influence room décor.
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