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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
9
Dicky sits all morning at the bank with a line in water determined to catch a fish. Squeedee the elf advises worm prep and downstream casting, and Dicky lands a perch as Uncle Ned pays up and a new reel joins his gear.
Lucrezia Bori urges lasting beauty through health and daily morning exercise. Begin with deep breaths at an open window, then perform a simple arm exercise counting to twelve to boost circulation and a radiant complexion. Regular练 daily activity promises a glow, energy, and steadier skin over time.
A 1922 Atlantic City feature by Dr. Copeland champions the sense of smell, recounting tests on workers and bakers to show how olfactory acuity guards food safety and public health. It warns that some professionals may be “deadened” to odors yet remain capable of judging pleasant versus foul smells.
The article showcases soft new fur pelts improving trimming versatility for coats and dresses. It highlights mole colored outfits with gray fox accents, elastic closures, and matching hats. It notes black velvet and ermine combinations with panel effects and shirred hats as stylish finishes.
The writer praises a modest man named Tie for his quiet success and good character. He runs a small business, plays golf, and is devoted to his wife and an invalid younger brother. She notes he lacks conventional hero looks yet remains a true hero in her eyes.
The piece describes a man called a realistic hero who helps his invalid brother and cousins, often staying at home rather than vacationing. He values family, supports relatives, and even shows his son’s pictures, while his fashion conscious father clings to youth and outward appearance.
A reflective piece on fathers as unsung heroes, noting how sons misjudge their fathers while living. It laments the era of praise only after a father’s death, urging recognition of dad’s daily struggles at home and at the store, caring for an invalid brother and guiding others.
Medical Q and A lines discuss treating facial holes with cold cream and distinguishing typhus from typhoid fever. Typhus spread by body lice and typhoid by contaminated food or water. typhus of European origin.
A forecast notes a very eventful day under lunar influence to Uranus bringing sudden visits and radical changes. Beneficial journeys and travel prospects appear favorable, with birthdays likely to see meaningful movement and adventures. A child born today is described as original, inventive, generous, popular, and successful.
A reader asks Annie Laurie about a shy suitor who flits between attention and doubt, and another teen seeks guidance on whether a crying girlfriend proves love. Columns offer etiquette on walking arm in street encounters and who should speak first in introductions.
A humorous yet revealing scene in Africa shows a woman walking with heavy metal ornaments welded to her body. An attendant follows with a watering pot to cool her heat scorched jewelry as neighbors watch the clanking display of wealth and status.
A Northern columnist offers inventive ways to dress vegetables for family meals and for entertaining. Recipes include potato mash with butter cream and cheese, eggplant with tomato sauce and Parmesan, and green pea and onion mixtures with pork.
A scattered collection of curiosities and facts from early science and travel writing. Topics include ancient land links, Zulu feather customs, algebra origins, animal behavior, fish schooling under wind and rain, global sugar sources, deep sea fish behavior, storm petrels, and the lore around Mother Carey’s Chickens.
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