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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1921

Page

7

Lillian's Collapse and Quiet after Family Crisis

In a tense hospital scene Miss Jones arranges aid for Lillian as Marion trembles and Robert Gavarin consoles the child. Dr Pettit orders weeks of quiet, warns of potential lifelong impact, and Lillian awakens briefly while pledges of care from Robert and the narrator emerge. Grace Draper's reentry hangs over the unfolding drama.

Miss Jones Lillian Sammons Marion Robert Gavarin Robert Savarin Lil Pian Dr. Pettit Robert Trcer Dicky Grace Draper

Advice to Girls on Jealousy and Relationships

A teen asks if jealousy is justified in a long term town romance where the boy dates others. Annie Laurie suggests preserving friendships, reducing jealousy to avoid unhappiness, and letting the partner associate with others if not engaged.

Annie Laurie Advice on a 19 Year Old Girl and Her Suitor

Freckles asks if a 24 year old suitor who promises calls but rarely meets is avoiding her. Freckles wonders if he loves her and should keep company. The advisor cautions against keeping company with unengaged young men and suggests expanding social circle and not letting one person monopolize time.

Annie Laurie Les Cominy

Wits of History Drama at Garrick's London Theatre

The piece recalls Drury Lane under David Garrick in the mid 1700s. Riots and stage diversions featured candlelit halls and mobs cheering or hissing as patrons fought vegetables and eggs, with Garrick banning stage seating and advancing paid admission.

David Garrick Garrick London Drury Lane Garvick

Odd cactus compass and voting age facts in history

A desert cactus variety uniquely points south, a natural compass. Hungarian women must be a certain age and literate to vote. Theatres see less applause as silent cinema grows. South American oil search uses planes to map swampy jungle wells. Daguerre photography turns 82 with the 1839-1840 era disclosures.

Deserts South America

System of School Work and Play Brings Happy Children

A mother shares a cooperative plan that assigns fixed study and play times for her three children. They total daily blocks of study, chores, meals, and rest, with a focus on saving for college. Teachers praise the organized routine and improved preparation, while children enjoy more predictable play time and weekend freedom.

Infant feeding is an exact science say Dr Copeland

The article urges careful, rule based infant feeding with formula prepared from modified cow milk. It stresses clean utensils and bottles, eight to nine daily feeds up to eight months, six feeds after, and preparing twenty four hours of milk at once. It notes digestion differences between cow and human milk and promises seven future installments on baby care.

Copeland New York City New York R. 8. Copeland Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Horoscope Forecast for Today by Genevieve Kemble

The article notes conflicting astrological readings with dominant figures in antipathy yet aspected by the moon. It warns of bold new projects that could succeed if one avoids conflicts with superiors and those in power. Birthdays may see a lively year with careful conduct and adventurous traits in children born today.

Luna

Parisian suit inspires fashion sketch during luncheon

A fashion model narrator sketches a beige gabardine suit described by Pam and her Paris aunt at a luncheon in a fashionable hotel. The conversation covers fabric, color, and design details including flannel cuffs, long lines, beige bone buttons, and an orange satin hat.

Pam Paris Madame

The Wise Little Cricket Lesson in Voice

A fanciful tale follows Cheery Cricket who learns from Croaker Frog that loud singing wins friends. Croaker advocates booming tones, but a sudden duck swallows Croaker, teaching that a soft voice can win in the end. Cheery Cricket returns home wiser about voice culture.

Cricket Croaker Frog Croaker Prog Mr. Green Cheery Cricket Anenale

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Mari da Pettit Savarin Annette Bradshaw Susette Adele Garrison Mark Stuyvesant England Clement Parsons Old Drury Hungary Daguerre Wanda Barton Royal S. Copeland, M. D Thia W. BE By Genevieve Kemble Grace Thorncliffe Obneha Start HEERY
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