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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
9
A reader describes using a light feather blown from the mouth to train the neck and throat. The author claims daily sessions of ten minutes each morning and night lift the neck’s contour and create a smooth, white appearance with an oval neckline effect, though the method may lead to the feather drifting away.
A fitness guide suggests neck exercises to plump hollow areas and firm muscles. It claims daily routines can prevent the aging line from ear to neck and improve overall neck appearance for day and evening wear.
Madge confronts Lillian about Chester and a possible poison on a stiletto. Lillian reveals hints of a drastic plan and cautions Madge to brace for danger as Allen Drake enters with news of urgency.
A collection of short items notes auroral light origin from solar particles and Stormer’s height estimates. It also discusses geographic city definitions in U S states noting variation and conditions for water when freezing or melting.
Medical columnist Royall S Copeland explains how heart rate varies with age health and activity. He notes bradycardia after fevers infections and extreme exertion can slow the pulse and advises medical evaluation for unusual readings. The piece includes reader questions on jaw growth ring injuries and finger swelling with practical answers.
The new three-piece sets pair a step-in with a matching gown and shirt in white batiste with blue piping. Easy to copy, the design features pointed scallops outlined in blue bias, elastic waist gathers, and available in dimity, cross-barred muslin, and crepe de chine with customizable binding colors.
Winifred Black notes Jane’s endless chatter about California when in New York. She praises the climate scenery flowers people and fun while New Yorkers grow tired of her constant California praise.
A writer contrasts Jane's attitudes: in California she despises churches yet defends radical ideals, while among radicals she becomes conservative. The piece ponders her need for attention, suggesting inverted era behavior and questioning her upbringing and ego.
Reader asks about pain from wrists to fingers. Answer recommends neurology exam, possible treatments to improve condition. Also addresses facial flushing, blood pressure, self consciousness, Xray exposure and breast lump, gall stones heredity, dark circles under eyes, dizziness, and potential underlying causes.
Conflicting planetary rulings create mixed signals for new projects and potential money risks. Plan carefully, avoid speculation, and wait for better times before taking active steps. Those with birthdays should focus on prudent matters and future planning. A child born today shows talent but may waste funds without early thrift training.
A tale from Algeria describes the Ben Ferah marriage ceremony on the northern Mediterranean coast. The groom prefers absence from the wedding, while the bride is paraded with musicians and dancers, ending at her home amid ribbons and silk.
A reader asks if she should marry a polite suitor despite rumors about his temperament. Annie Laurie endorses accepting if respectful and beloved. The piece includes a long, outdated ritual description of wedding customs ending with a note about a groom arriving late, often with underage brides.
Instructions for preserving and flavoring items like pickles and relishes with vinegar sugar and spices. Recipes include cucumber onion cauliflower pepper chutney tomato chow chow and quick pickle methods with steps on sealing storing and aging for best flavor.
A dreamlike tale follows David as he sneaks from a millpond, nets green frogs, and is captured by them and their king. The king mocks him, but David wakes to find his frog adventure a fantasy, ending with relief for Hoot Owl and a lesson on nocturnal wanderings.
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