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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1927
Page
6
A reader asks Elsie for guidance after heartbreak. Mildred describes lingering memories of a past love despite plans to marry a loyal fiancé and a path toward healing through work and new interests. Elsie cautions that marrying without love risks harming both partners.
A 1920s beauty guide advises women over thirty to prevent wrinkles by facial massage. It details eye area routines, circular finger motions, and muscle work at temple roots, plus washing before and cooling after, to keep skin glowing for years.
EAR ANNIE LAURIE: I have been married for nineteen years and my sister younger than my husband has won his love. He says we live apart. Should I recognize her as a sister when she is to blame for breaking up my home and my kids' lives? The Sister advises calm facts, appeals to conscience, and urging the younger sister to seek love with someone her own age. Annie Laurie invites letters from women readers for this column.
Dr Copeland explains neurasthenia or nervous prostration linked to city living. Early training and disciplined living reduce risk. fatigue insomnia fear and head sensations signal trouble. Rest, sane routines, and improved health can reverse symptoms. Copyright 1927 Newspaper Feature Service.
Vera Winston notes fall fashion trends favoring plaits and geometric lines. A street dress features kasha plaits on the blouse and skirt, a bloused midsection with a narrow belt, and a new yoke creating a low shoulder line.
In Love's Embers George Jackson faces Mrs Townsend's sudden memory of a portrait resembling him and a girl. The group plans an informal dinner to welcome friends including Philip Veritzen. The scene hints at hidden tensions and a chance to meet the famed producer without awkwardness.
Article by Dr Louis E Bisch discusses the rise of centenarians, noting over 3000 people aged 100 or more in the 1910 census. It urges readers to prepare for aging early, stay moderate, and cultivate health, hobbies, and reading to live gracefully.
Dotty peeks into a zoo enclosure and chats with a walrus named Awak up there from Green land. The big creature shares loneliness, memories of his herd, and his wish to visit his old home, while Dotty plans future talks and visits.
The article describes bandboxes shaped like hat boxes with decorative papers and varnish, often carried with a fitted toilet case. It notes light wooden boxes decorated in colors and motifs, sometimes with velvet ribbons, and says they are charming, durable, and carry hats and other items. It closes with reflections on aging and lifelong learning.
Tomorrow predicts a day of mixed influences with high pitch forces yet possible disruption in writings or papers. Caution with employment and avoiding extravagance. Those born today face an enterprising year with contract and writing complications and possible expenses increase. A child born today may be aggressive resourceful and fond of change. Notable nativity Bertha Kalish actress.
The article traces Charles Gounod born in Paris on June 17 1818 to artist and musician parents. It notes early musical talent, Paris Conservatory prize, Rome study, sacred works, and the shift from possible monastic life to opera, culminating in Faust 1859 and his enduring influence before dying October 18, 1893 from a paralytic stroke at St. Cloud.
A compilation of aphorisms attributed to Seneca Ovid Dante Cicero Lucan and Foster. The quotes cover themes of power wisdom friendship justice and happiness with noted misspellings and fragmentary phrasing. The collection highlights how small sparks can become great flames and warns against general rules with exceptions.
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