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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
7
Dotty and Squeedee meet Mrs Dipper the duck perched by the falls and learn how her two coats of downy underfeathers keep her dry underwater. Mrs Dipper shows off her silvery air trapped coat and glides from the water with a proud, playful display.
In a tense sequence Allen Drake coordinates a three man effort to move an unconscious Tom Chester upstairs while Mrs. Graham struggles with the weight. Drake praises the efficiency but returns to care for Katie and then seeks Lilian in the library amid an ongoing contest with a man calling himself Smith.
Dr Josephine Paine leads a push advocating hygiene and disciplined living to reach a century. Members vow to defy Father Time, maintain eye and vigor, and pursue a life of health to a hundred years with regular checkups and self restraint.
Readers submit medical questions on chronic cough fainting and hair loss. Dr Copeland replies that persistent lung illness needs examination, olive oil is not a cure, and dizziness may be fatigue or diabetes. readers are invited to mail questions with a self addressed stamped envelope.
The Home Kitchen discusses historical fat sources from hogs and cattle and contrasts them with modern fats sold in pails and bottles. It notes beef fat is hard due to stearin and, while disliked by many for flavor, makes good frying drippings when rendered with chicken fat.
The forecast for Tuesday September 12 hints unusual social and romantic shifts under favorable Uranus Neptune aspects. It warns of minor delays and advises careful attention to business and health while noting a potentially adventurous year for birthday individuals. The column shifts to cooking fats detailing lard butter pie crusts and vegetable oils with safety tips for frying and testing fat temperature.
A crowded street scene centers on Mary Ellen, Little Brother, and their mother. The crowd’s concern turns to relief when a flapper girl discovers the mother and reunites the siblings, lifting the mood from despair to sunshine. The story emphasizes worry, recognition, and the safety of family.
The article urges smiling and pleasant facial expression to improve mood and charm. It emphasizes the mouth as a key feature, warns against frowning corners, and offers a home lip care formula with castor oil and cocoa butter.
A column of letters from young women asks for guidance on dating and relationships. Annie Laurie advises self respect, warns that uncommitted partners may not truly love, and suggests widening social circles, avoiding undue intimacy, and waiting for courage from a bashful partner. Readers may send inquiries to the columnist.
Vera Winston presents easy to wear frocks for girls at board school or college. Navy silk faille with white black grosgrain binding frames a V neck and deep-cut bodice. Sleeveless designs pair with dainty dimity blouses, offering fresh, practical outfits for students.
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