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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
7
Dr. Copeland warns that diabetic diets must be individualized and calories measured. With insulin, diet need not differ from normal. without insulin, avoid offending foods. The article stresses physician guidance and notes varying responses among patients.
A cozy tete a tete over fricasseed chicken and peach dessert reveals Dicky and Madge weighing the impact of Madge’s literary ambitions on their marriage. They acknowledge the need to seize private moments together while facing future family and career pressures.
Norma Kent, a secretary, weds Mark Travers son of a millionaire real estate dealer in Marlboro. The couple's Blue Springs honeymoon features luxury, cameras, and society attention before sudden stormy days test their happiness. Norma adjusts to wealth while Mark shows a confident, restless side as they tour the resort town and encounter a new witness.
The modern house keeper can pack meals into compact space using dehydrated and condensed foods. Dried vegetables meats and pastes save space and aid travel or emergencies though vitamins may reduce. Quick rehydration makes carrots beans and potatoes ready in moments and fruit powders offer lemon or orange flavor when fresh fruit is unavailable. A small shelf of condensed rations ensures swift eleventh hour meals.
The column notes a mixed fortune with conflicting planetary and lunar alignments. It warns of employment and business risks while signaling opportunities through clever handling and new contracts. Personal matters may take an interesting turn and a child may show talents needing careful guidance.
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