FEMINISMS By Annette Bradshaw Millette Sketch
Millette argues with a sister over changing skirt length to fit evolving authority standards. The exchange highlights frustration with societal rules on women’s dress and autonomy.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
7
Understanding Hob-Nailed Liver and Cirrhosis Health Advice
The article explains cirrhosis of the liver as thickened connective tissue shrinking liver cells, causing digestive issues, dropsy, and jaundice. It notes causes include alcohol abuse, malaria, blood diseases, and gall duct problems, with early treatment focusing on diet, abstaining from alcohol, and medical care to prolong life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppland
Dicky Plans Night Dam Fishing Trip With Friends
In an autumn mountain scene Dicky Cosgrove gathers Mrs Graham Miss Dean and others for a night fishing expedition at the dam. Sneaker shopping and playful feints about a clever ruse surface as the group makes plans while tensions with Bess Dean and Rose Dean add a comic undercurrent to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos'Terove
Dicky
Mr. Congreve
Lillian
Mr. Cosgrove
Fairy Shoe Shop in the Woods Creates Tiny Slippers
Doris discovers a magical shoe shop in the woods run by a fairy. The slippers fit no one else but become keepsakes, teaching Doris that happiness comes from giving to others. Doris departs with a pair of pink and white slipper blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Phoenicia
Dicky
Doris
Happy Giggles
Dporis
Fairyland
Her Majesty
Yrog
Queen of the Fairies
Married life ends in divorce suit told by two brides
Winifred Black notes a 1921 tale of Empty Pate and Shallow Heart, a church wedding ended by a divorce suit after a false wealthy image. The piece compares two separate American divorce reports of deceit about money and status, showing dissatisfaction with poverty and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Hallow Heart
Empty Pate
Pate
Shallow Heart
Borrowed Plumes and the vanities of dramatic glamour
The speaker muses on Claude Melnotte as a romantic teller of fairy tales and a flawed hero. He laments modern imitators who borrow glory and fail when needed, contrasting them with classic stage figures like Pauline and Claude and their grand but hollow narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Melnotte
Spain
Claude
Lyons
Pauline
Como
Claudes
Winter amusement campaign for educational amusements
Wanda Barton discusses a town education campaign highlighting the best local amusements that aid learning. She endorses sugar coated educational pills as a helpful tool for applying school knowledge and stresses wise planning by mothers.
Wits and Pension Controversy in 19th Century Britain
The piece recounts Harriet Martineau’s refusal of a literary pension and a Punch satire crisis over John Close’s pension, provoking a government review. It notes Shir ley Brooks’s critique and the push for reform, then shifts to a discussion of weekend family activities, dancing, and the value of planned leisure for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch
John Close
Shirley Brooks
Miss Martineau
Close
Harriet Martineau
Lord Palmerston
Pam
Horoscope and Fashion Studio Notes from a Studio Visit
Tomorrow's horoscope predicts a positive turn in business and ambition with Saturn and Jupiter aspects, while cautioning against sudden shifts. A diary entry describes Madame designing black gabardine dresses with red leather trims, detailing material choices, cutting, and styling ideas for a leather front and collar frock and a red felt hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Theodore
Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie
A young woman asks if it is wise to marry a man one year her senior who visits regularly and has asked for marriage. The advisor and Curly suggest respecting her father's view and considering readiness before marriage. A second girl, 17, discusses a long distant romance and the need to prove genuine care beyond appearances while the adviser urges self-improvement to retain worthwhile friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Curly
Lirty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feminisms
By Annette Bradshaw
Millette
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
New York City
Bess Dean
Bessa Dean
Madge
Rose Dean
Jove
Dudley
Peature Sarvies
Ges Stories
Bland Sharer
Winifred Black
Newap
Tooting
America
Over Feature Service, Inc
Ramafta Toma
By Wanda Barton
Mark Stuyvesant
England
Lord Broughams
Adele Garrison
Rvice. Inc
Thorncliffe
By Genevieve Kemble
Saturn
Jupiter
Madame Rem
Madame Wee
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