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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1921

Page

7

Ardent talk in upstairs room reshapes Lilian choice

In a fraught scene Lillian seeks counsel from Madge before a decisive talk with Marion and Robert. Harry Underwood’s cruel earlier words haunt the memory while Lilian weighs love, duty, and Marion’s health as she plans the next move.

Madge Robert Robert Savarin Lillian ARION Harry Jake Wilsey Harry Underwood Medge Lil Marion

Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble

Wednesday September 7 forecasts suggest affairs may flourish with careful speech and restraint. Cautions include avoiding rash acts and litigation while birthdays promise financially stable year if impulses are controlled. A child born today is likely intelligent and industrious with a successful life ahead.

Genevieve Kemble Luna

Snails Invade Garden Prompting Saltwater Revenge

Writer Winifred Black rages at garden snails in 1921 prose. She salts paths to kill the slimy invaders, calls them hateful and despisable, and laments snails feasting on roses while threatening to remove them from sight. The piece ends warning readers away from the arbor if snails offend.

Gout Snails and Likings In A Garden Tale

A narrator recalls children from the lower town gathering snails from a bougainvillea garden. They capture the grand snail near a shrine, argue over who found it first, and offer it to the narrator who declines. The piece muses on life in a tiny garden and the narrator’s ambivalence toward the snails and their fate.

Short Skirts Still Steal The Spotlight In Evening Wear

Diary notes a theatre outing with Mona Courter an aspiring illustrator. They debate fashion lengths fabrics and color effects focusing on of the hour long gown with gray tulle a black satin bodice and dropped shoulders and a future gold cloth with pearl embroidery and silver touches for an extravagant evening dress.

Mona Courter Mona

What Swollen Ankles May Tell the Wise Doctor

A health column notes that swollen ankles and puffy eyelids signal possible illness not always present together. Causes include heart weakness, kidney or eye disease, diabetes, liver cancer, and constipation. Seek medical evaluation for persistent puffiness to identify the underlying condition.

Copeland

Advice to Girls By ANNIE LAURIE

Dear ANNIE LAURIE a reader asks how to handle a strict mother who scolds her for not meeting expectations She wonders about running away and seeks advice The guidance urges patience and cheerfulness by helping others especially the mother who has cared for her

Annie Laurie Borly

Famous Wits of History Garrick and the Drury Lane Era

Mark Stuyvesant profiles David Garrick as Drury Lane manager and star who defeated bankruptcy and rival promoters. He retired rich and famed as England's greatest actor, noted for making friends, commanding presence, and generous private conduct despite gossip of stinginess.

Mark Stuyvesant David Garrick Klessee Drury Lane Otheers Garrick England Carrick Amoga Europe

Homemaking Tips Highlight Labor-Saving Housewares

Wanda Barton outlines popular household devices from large shops that ease chores for independent homemakers. Practical aids include an adjustable kitchen stool, coal bucket pedestal, labeled jars, dishwashers, vacuums, and gas-saving cookware, with emphasis on affordable DIY solutions.

Bobby’s Shanghai errand tale ends at home gate

A child named Bobby is persuaded by Go comeback to visit Shanghai. There a city with crowded narrow streets, hanging lanterns, incense at shops, and a Chinese boy getting shoes mended unfolds. Bobby compares the efficient one‑step method to his own one‑errand‑at‑a‑time routine before returning to his village.

Obby Bobby Shanghai Go Comeback Gocomeback Jack Robinson

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